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Language: English
Published by Ticknor & Fields, 1993
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- Title
- The Era: 1947-1957 When the Yankees, Giants, and Dodgers Ruled the World
- Author
- Roger Kahn
- Publisher
- Ticknor & Fields
- Publication year
- 1993
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dust jacket
- Very Good
- Signed
- signed and inscribed by author
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0395561558
- ISBN 13
- 9780395561553
- Item weight
- 1.68 pounds
A history of baseball's golden era follows New York's three teams from 1947 to 1957
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Review
" The Era, 1947--1957: When the Yankees, the Giants, and the Dodgers Ruled the World by Roger Kahn, the celebrated author of The Boys of Summer returns to New York City''s golden age of baseball for a nostalgic look . . . at a time when the Yankees were wining virtually every American League pennant and invariably faced one of their inner-city rivals in the World Series."-- Sacramento Bee .
""The Era, 1947--1957: When the Yankees, the Giants, and the Dodgers Ruled the World" by Roger Kahn, the celebrated author of "The Boys of Summer" returns to New York City''s golden age of baseball for a nostalgic look. . . . at a time when the Yankees were wining virtually every American League pennant and invariably faced one of their inner-city rivals in the World Series."--"Sacramento Bee"
"Kahn is the best baseball writer in the business."-The New York Review of Books
"Kahn knows where the bodies are buried and allows his audience a joyous read as he digs them up."-Publishers Weekly
"[Kahn] engagingly captures the flavor of the times by bringing to the fore the defining traits and relationships that added human dimension to the sport."-Library Journal
"An agreeably digressive and anecdotal trip, with a perceptive guide, down a remarkable span in baseball''s memory lane. . . . With an elegant authority that-without false sentiment or excessive nostalgia-[Kahn] puts certain of the diamond game''s good old days in clear and compelling perspective."-Kirkus Reviews
"The Era, 1947--1957: When the Yankees, the Giants, and the Dodgers Ruled the World by Roger Kahn, the celebrated author of The Boys of Summer returns to New York City''s golden age of baseball for a nostalgic look. . . . at a time when the Yankees were wining virtually every American League pennant and invariably faced one of their inner-city rivals in the World Series."-Sacramento Bee
"Kahn weaves such personal information into his rich descriptions of thrilling regular-season, playoff and World Series games. And in doing so he endows the players, managers and owners with more dynamic dimensions than any baseball writer of his generation. The men in The Era are ballplayers, not deities; and it takes the unerring strength of a straight shooter like Kahn to remind nostalgic baseball fans of that simple fact."-Chicago Tribune
""The Era, 1947--1957: When the Yankees, the Giants, and the Dodgers Ruled the World" by Roger Kahn, the celebrated author of "The Boys of Summer" returns to New York City''s golden age of baseball for a nostalgic look. . . . at a time when the Yankees were wining virtually every American League pennant and invariably faced one of their inner-city rivals in the World Series."--"Sacramento Bee"
"Kahn is the best baseball writer in the business."-The New York Review of Books
"Kahn knows where the bodies are buried and allows his audience a joyous read as he digs them up."-Publishers Weekly
"[Kahn] engagingly captures the flavor of the times by bringing to the fore the defining traits and relationships that added human dimension to the sport."-Library Journal
"An agreeably digressive and anecdotal trip, with a perceptive guide, down a remarkable span in baseball''s memory lane. . . . With an elegant authority that-without false sentiment or excessive nostalgia-[Kahn] puts certain of the diamond game''s good old days in clear and compelling perspective."-Kirkus Reviews
"The Era, 1947--1957: When the Yankees, the Giants, and the Dodgers Ruled the World by Roger Kahn, the celebrated author of The Boys of Summer returns to New York City''s golden age of baseball for a nostalgic look. . . . at a time when the Yankees were wining virtually every American League pennant and invariably faced one of their inner-city rivals in the World Series."-Sacramento Bee
"Kahn weaves such personal information into his rich descriptions of thrilling regular-season, playoff and World Series games. And in doing so he endows the players, managers and owners with more dynamic dimensions than any baseball writer of his generation. The men in The Era are ballplayers, not deities; and it takes the unerring strength of a straight shooter like Kahn to remind nostalgic baseball fans of that simple fact."-Chicago Tribune
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