Assassination and Its Aftermath: How a Photograph Reassured - Don Nardo 2014 JFK

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Narrative Type: Nonfiction Author: Robert L. Mcconnell Format: Trade Paperback Item Width: 9.2 in Book Title: Assassination and Its Aftermath : How a Photograph Reassured a Shocked Nation Publisher: Capstone Topic: Biography & Autobiography / Political, Biography & Autobiography / Presidents & First Families (U.S.), History / United States / 20th Century Intended Audience: Ages 9-12, Young Adults, Adults Features: Illustrated Original Language: English Illustrator: Yes Release Year: 2013 Era: 1960s Vintage: No Publication Year: 2013 Language: English Signed: No Number of Pages: 64 Pages Item Weight: 0.5 Oz Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction Book Series: Captured History Ser. Item Height: 0.1 in Item Length: 10.2 in height: 0.1 in ISBN: 9780756546984 Country of Origin: China Type: Picture Book width: 9.2 in

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Assassination and Its Aftermath: How a Photograph Reassured - Don Nardo 2014 JFK. "Assassination and Its Aftermath: How a Photograph Reassured a Shocked Nation" by Don Nardo is a nonfiction book published in 2014 as part of the Captured History Series. The book explores the aftermath of an assassination and how a photograph played a significant role in reassuring a shocked nation. It is intended for young adults, ages 9-12, and adults, with a focus on American history in the 20th century. The book is illustrated and contains 64 pages, providing a detailed narrative about a significant event in the United States' past. "Assassination and Its Aftermath: How a Photograph Reassured a Shocked Nation" by Don Nardo is a nonfiction book published in 2014 as part of the Captured History Series. The book explores the aftermath of an assassination and how a photograph played a significant role in reassuring a shocked nation. It is intended for young adults, ages 9-12, and adults, with a focus on American history in the 20th century. The book is illustrated and contains 64 pages, providing a detailed narrative about a significant event in the United States' past.