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Phillip Goodrich

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in Rutherfordton, NC, The United States

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History, Biography, Nonfiction

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Walter Isaacson, David McCullough, David Halberstam, H.W. Brands, John ...more

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An amateur American history buff, Phillip Goodrich has developed a fascination with the lesser-told stories behind the characters during America’s founding years. His interest has led him to extensive research into the personal and political lives of American greats such as Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson. Through his unique insights and knowledge, Phillip shares his findings in his first foray into the realm of narrative American history with Somersett.

A graduate of Northwestern University and the University of Southern California in medicine, Phillip is a practicing general surgeon in suburban Kansas City, MO. He has been an active member on physician forums for the past fifteen years and can often be found at philanth ...more

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Philadelphia in Colonial Times

Philadelphia in the 18th century was one of the three largest cities in the colonies (along with Boston and New York), and thanks to one individual, was by far the most cosmopolitan of the three. By 1776 it would feature a university (the University of Pennsylvania, still there, still Ivy, still private despite the name), a medical college (the first in the colonies), a fire department (first), a Read more of this blog post »

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