Eso no estaba en mi libro de historia de los Estados Unidos de América

Do you know the Saga of the Greenlanders or the journey of Saint Brandán? How does the ax and the Washington cherry tree relate to the events on Long Island? Who invented the American hamburgers that have colonized most of the world? Did you know the extravagant fake news of Benjamin Franklin? Did you know that not long ago Texas was an independent republic that issued its own paper money? Do the names of Stephen Austin or Samuel Houston sound familiar to you? What is truth in the legends of Calamity Jane or Davy Crockett? Do you know the White House Honey Beer Recipe? The flag, the bald eagle, the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore, the portrait of George Washington... the symbols and history of the United States of America have invaded us through literature and cinema, but how much do we really know?; and above all, how much truth is there in what we think we know? John C.R. Bell, a Californian with an American family tradition dating back to the early settlers of the East Coast, delights us in this That Wasn't in My History of the United States of America book, with exciting and largely unknown aspects of the history of his country in a book full of fascinating facts, unveiled legends, titanic characters, worldly villains... and a generous dose of good American beer.