Publisher's Synopsis
A fascinating look at the early history of the circus in America. This book explores the origins of various circus traditions, such as the clown, the trapeze, and the animal act, and provides a detailed analysis of the economic and cultural factors that contributed to the circus's rise in popularity. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of American entertainment.
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