Friendly Fire: An Irreverent History of When America Turned Its Guns Inward
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Friendly Fire: An Irreverent History of When America Turned Its Guns Inward

by Jordan Blake Carter

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Friendly Fire: An Irreverent History of When America Turned Its Guns Inward explores American history through the striking idea of domestic conflict and internal division. With an irreverent framing, Jordan Blake Carter presents a provocative title for readers drawn to unconventional historical perspectives.

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Friendly Fire presents an irreverent history of episodes in which America’s guns were turned inward.

The book’s focus is suggested by its provocative title and historical framing.

It offers a broad look at internal conflict and the consequences of Americans directing force against one another.

Written by Jordan Blake Carter, this work suits readers interested in unconventional perspectives on American history.

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