Title: Excellent Narrative Synthesis of American History
Product review: Paul Johnson seems to turn out one vast doorstop of a book after another, and few subjects in Western history escape his curiosity. This work is a warm, rich, easy-reading narrative of the United States from the early settlers to the present day. It is no secret that Johnson - like many British writers - is a religious man, and his faith makes him particularly insightful at describing the religiosity that is such a vital part of the American foundation. Johnson's interest in art and culture and his gift for the telling anecdote make this a book that should be read, not simply referred to.
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