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Hot Wells and Other Mysterious Louisiana Waters by Larry Jorgensen

victor October 4, 2026 October 4, 2026History Larry Jorgensen, Louisiana, Mack Hassler 0

Review by Mack Hassler     “Vermilac, (Worm Lake); “Pointe Aux Loup Springs (Wolf Springs) History tells us that if it had not been for the French and Indian War, which took place ten years before our War for Independence and which the British won, the whole continent from the East…

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The Coca-Cola Trail: People and Places in the History of Coca-Cola, by Larry Jorgensen

victor March 5, 2025 February 16, 2025History Coca-Cola, Larry Jorgensen, Mack Hassler 0

Review by Mack Hassler “It is a poetry where the world becomes writing and language becomes the double of the world”     — Octavio Paz Booksellers and especially publishers hope that books may be part of commerce. So it seems only fair that commercial books may be reviewed as though…

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Make It Go…In the Snow: People and Ideas in the History of Snowmobiles, by Larry Jorgensen

victor August 20, 2024 July 20, 2024History Larry Jorgensen, Mack Hassler 1
Book cover with a blue background and snowflakes. The title reads "Make It Go… IN THE SNOW" with a snowflake symbol replacing the 'O' in "SNOW." Subtext states "People and Ideas in the History of Snowmobiles." Author is Larry Jorgensen. Snowfall at the bottom.

Review by Mack Hassler “It is a poetry where the world becomes writing and language becomes the double of the world.” Octavio Paz I will blend in this review of Make It Go In the Snow ideas and effects that I have come across in my general reading on surrealism…

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Shipwrecked and Rescued — Cars and Crew: The City of Bangor By Larry Jorgensen

victor September 20, 2022 November 12, 2022Biography / Men, History Larry Jorgensen 0

Review by Deborah K. Frontiera This short volume, Shipwreked and Rescued, is loaded with historic photographs, maps and charts, Larry Jorgenson presents the story of one of the more famous shipwrecks on Lake Superior, the City of Bangor and its cargo of Chrysler cars. The author begins with a brief…

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