Wilmington's Lie: The Murderous Coup of 1898 and the Rise of White SupremacyModern · History, Nonfiction, Politics
Wilmington's Lie: The Murderous Coup of 1898 and the Rise of White Supremacy
2020 · 426 pages · Nonfiction
65
Modern
★ 4.43 on Goodreads · 4K ratings
≈ 11 hours to read · about 3 weeks at 30 minutes a day
Is it worth reading?
Pulitzer Prize (General Nonfiction) winner (2021). 4.43★ from 4K Goodreads ratings.
By the numbers
65Must-Read Score
- Critics56 out of 100 · counts 35%+23
- Readers69 out of 100 · counts 50%+39
- Buzz19 out of 100 · counts 15%+3
Where it ranks
- #10 of the 55 politics books we rank
- #38 of the 220 history books we rank
- #46 of the 318 modern books we rank
- #146 of the 1,344 books we rank
Won
- Pulitzer Prize (General Nonfiction) winner (2021)
Reads as
True story, Thought-provoking
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