History of the United States, Vol. V: Sectional Conflict & Reconstruction
'History of the United States, Vol. V: Sectional Conflict & Reconstruction' Summary
This volume, part of a multi-volume work on American history, explores the period of sectional conflict and Reconstruction in the United States. It examines the causes and consequences of the Civil War, focusing on the intertwined issues of slavery, economic development, and political ideology. Beard analyzes the Reconstruction era, tracing the efforts to rebuild the nation and the challenges faced in integrating formerly enslaved people into society. The book employs a thematic approach, examining social, economic, and political developments with an emphasis on the interplay of forces shaping the American experience.Book Details
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