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History, Philosophy, Politics and Society
A Summary and Analysis of
David McCullough’s
The Wright Brothers
Inside and Beyond
McCullough’s Story about Pioneers of Aviation
by T.S. Snaefell
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part I. A Summary of McCullough’s The Wright Brothers
Part II. A Critique of McCullough’s The Wright Brothers
*****II.1. Important Ideas and Facts about the Wright Brothers and Their Inventions
**********1. Wilbur and Orville Wright
**********2. Katharine Wright
**********3. Charlie Taylor
**********4. Building and Flying the Wright Flyer
**********5. The Wrights in Paris
**********6. The Patent War
**********7. Getting Recognized in the US
*****II.2. A Critique of the Principal Messages in McCullough’s The Wright Brothers
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