History of the United States, Vol. III
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This volume, part of a multi-volume series, delves into American history through a lens of social and economic forces. The authors, Charles and Mary Beard, recognized as influential historians of the early 20th century, aimed to provide a clear and concise understanding of American history, connecting its past with contemporary events and placing the nation within the context of global civilization. Their approach emphasized thematic analysis over strict chronology, encouraging students to think critically about the underlying causes and interrelationships of historical events.Book Details
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