Tales of American History - Episode 119 - Cameron Sauers - F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Civil War

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Listen in while University of Kentucky doctoral candidate Cameron Sauers discusses with Kent Masterson Brown the literary themes of F. Scott Fitzgerald as interpreting the cultural impact of the American Civil War on the twentieth century.

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