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Engaging first-person accounts showcase a broad spectrum of views and give continuing attention to minority voices. Ordinary people, such as indentured servants, runaway slaves, factory workers, soldiers, civil rights activists, immigrants, and many others, speak for themselves through a diverse array of documents, including letters, interviews, diaries, testimony, speeches, photographs, and advertisements.

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With carefully researched sources and finely crafted pedagogy, this collection allows instructors to focus on teaching rather than course preparation. The authors have compiled a rich array of high-interest primary sources, from classic to rarely seen pieces, and crafted tightly interlocking, ready-to-assign units that ensure student understanding.

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