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Incredible Storytelling of Chicago's Great Fire
I had been aware of the rumor about the cow starting the fire, but had dismissed it. This is a really good telling of the Chicago's fire in the late 1800s. Just enough detail, some good endings. But, what horrible devastation as well. Whoever they are who are at fault no doubt had to live with that stabbing at their conscience for the rest of their lives. I dud enjoy this a lot. it was a "listen in one sitting" book! Great narration and detailed enough to know what was going on, but not too much. Great job. Thank you.
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Wow. I didn't know that!
This was an incredible story and well worth the listen. In a way, people haven't changed much. It was most disheartening about how dishonest the media was about the situation.
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Narration is clear and appropriately nuanced.
This story is an important description of this conflagration and tribute to the citizenry fighting to contain and recover from this devastating tragedy.
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