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A Weekend in September John Edward Weems |
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Sept. 28, 2003: The weekend was September 9, 1990. The place was Galveston Texas. The event was a category five hurricane that made a direct hit on Galveston, took over six thousand lives, and wrecked what was the most populated and prosperous city in Texas. Written in 1957, the author interviews several survivors of the storm. You hear first hand accounts of what went on in their homes, what became of their families, and what they saw both during and after the storm. This book could easily be made into a movie. I was absolutely riveted.
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