The well-hyped titled non-fiction researched work by David McCullough on early Americans in Paris is due worth its praise. McCullough is able to cover numerous noteworthy early American Presidents, diplomats, inventors, scientists, artists, entertainers, authors, and doctors, and tell about their careers and experiences during their excursions and findings in Paris.
McCoullough's packs his book with a plethora of facts and historical events. His work is like a historical story and a commentary on the highlights of Paris, France in the late 19th century. There was a mystery and force that seemed to pull America's figures to the City of Lights and fond memories that kept Americans coming back again and again. McCoullough's work is inspirational to visit Paris in his descriptions of the city even today.
If you have a love of the Humanities and interest in the late 19th century history of U.S. and France you will definitely enjoy this well-written and captivating non-fiction work by David McCullough.
