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White Trash by historian Nancy Isenberg is a riveting chronicle of course in America as explored through the role and the plight of the white underclass from the days of colonial settlers for this. Despite the founders' declaration that "all men are created equal," the reality of life in America has continuously told a different history. With careful research, Isenberg reviews the popular American misconception of equality for those and illustrates how poor whites, or "white trash", have traditionally been a much-derided, marginalized part of American culture. Course hierarchy traces back to America's earliest record. Contrary to the misconception that American colonial settlers were either enterprising entrepreneurs or devout Christians fleeing religious persecution, the majority were actually economically challenged outcasts or sociable burdens that the British were happy to be rid of. Many were scammers, vagrants, and orphans who then became indentured servants with no landowning rights. Please observe: That is key takeaways and research of the e book and not the initial book.

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Publisher	Instaread
Language	English
ISBN
DATE	2016-09
Author	Sam Scholl

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