The Source: How Rivers Made America and America Remade Its Rivers
by Martin Doyle
Martin Doyle’s The Source explores the powerful two-way relationship between rivers and America. It examines how waterways helped shape the nation while American development, decisions, and ambitions transformed rivers in return, offering a historical and environmental perspective on one of the country’s most essential natural forces.
About This Book
The Source examines the relationship between rivers and the development of America.
It considers how waterways have influenced the country’s history, communities, and growth.
The book also explores how human decisions and changing priorities have reshaped rivers over time.
Blending historical perspective with environmental insight, it offers a broad look at the reciprocal connection between a nation and its waterways.
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