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The author does a great job of telling the intertwined story of both the people and land on and around the Mississippi throughout time. I especially appreciate the emphases on its Indigenous history and on the marginalized populations that live(d) there.

I listed to this almost all in one sitting, which I think is a testament to the strength of the writing, but content-wise it just isn't all for me. There are a few sections that go a bit too deep into American history for my interest, but I do recommend the book regardless of whether you think you might like these sections or just skim them. 

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