Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Review: The San Francisco Earthquake by Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan-Witts

Title: The San Francisco Earthquake
Author: Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan-Witts
Publisher: Open Road Media
Publication Date: July 1, 2014
Edition: Kindle (316 pages)

The San Francisco EarthquakeThe San Francisco Earthquake by Gordon Thomas

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


The San Francisco Earthquake was an extremely interesting and informative book. The information in this work went far beyond anything I had previously read or learned in United State history classes. The detail is astounding, and the eye witness accounts of the disaster made me want to read more. I was surprised at the audacity of certain individuals who so willingly put aside the Constitution and took over, though they had no authority--and these are not facts presented in history books.

This work has a little of everything from heroism, romance, corruption, greed, self-sacrifice and terrible loss of life and property. Once I began reading, I could not stop. A great investigative effort by the authors, combined with human interest-- all wrapped up in a nonfiction package.



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