Greetings. Thanksgiving weekend seems like such an appropriate time to express my gratitude to all of you for your support, encouragement, and loyalty — and to bring you up to …
Award-winning Stephen Puleo is the author of American Treasures, The Caning,
A City So Grand, The Boston Italians, Due to Enemy Action, and Dark Tide.
Events
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- February 21
- Dark Tide
- Harvard Public Library
Pond Road and Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard MA
7:30 p.m
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- April 26
- Voyage of Mercy
- Stoneham Historical Society and Museum
Stoneham Town Hall
35 Central Street
Stoneham MA
2:00-4:00 p.m.
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- April 29
- Voyage of Mercy
- The James Library and Center for the Arts
24 West Street
Norwell MA
7:00 p.m.
- See complete event calendar
Critical Acclaim for
American Treasures
“In American Treasures, Stephen Puleo once again educates, enlightens, and entertains us, this time through the history of the most important documents of our democracy.”
– David S. Ferriero, Archivist of the United States
"Puleo weaves together the fascinating story of how the documents were created, how they came to be protected in times of national crisis, and how they have become ever more priceless."
— Richard R. Beeman, Author of Plain Honest Men: The Making of the American Constitution
"American Treasures is an engaging exploration of Archibald MacLeish's assessment that 'they are not important as manuscripts, they are important as themselves.'"
— Pamela Toler, History in the Margins blog
American Treasures
Steve Puleo's sixth book, American Treasures, is a sweeping history of a nation united to preserve the values embodied in its founding documents.
Gearing up for a busy speaking season
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Mid-year news and updates
It’s been several months since I’ve done an update, mainly because — thanks to readers’ support — I’ve been busy with many speaking events on my latest book, American Treasures: …