A Descriptive Reading On The Johnstown Disaster
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A Descriptive Reading On The Johnstown Disaster, written by J. Hampton Moore, recounts the tragic events of the Johnstown Flood in 1889. This historical account provides a detailed narrative of the disaster that struck Johnstown, Pennsylvania, offering insights into the social and environmental factors that contributed to the catastrophe. Moore's work captures the immediate aftermath, the stories of survival, and the profound impact on the community. This book serves as a valuable historical document, preserving the memory of the Johnstown Flood and its lasting effects on American history.
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