Joseph Andrew Orser teaches history at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
Recounts Chang and Eng's precarious traversal with penetrating
insight.--New York Review of Books
Orser's well-crafted and meticulously researched account of the
lives of Chang and Eng makes a wide-ranging contribution to U.S.
history, touching on everything from race and sectionalism to
international relations and the politics of family and sexuality.
As such, it will be of broad interest to antebellum social and
cultural historians and will likely stand as the definitive
biography of Chang and Eng Bunker for years to come.--Journal of
the Early Republic
A massive feat of archival and cultural research that humanizes
Chang and Eng.--WNC Magazine
Meticulously researched. . . . Orser is an expert on his
subject.--The Journal of Southern History
This story of two individual men is one fascinating book.--Terri
Schlichenmeyer
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