The House Divided (Classic Reprint): Men and Issues in American History - Couverture souple

John Tipple

 
9781332908639: The House Divided (Classic Reprint): Men and Issues in American History

Synopsis

A clear, balanced look at two leaders who shaped a nation’s fate.

This nonfiction work contrasts Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis, two men who led opposing sides in a century of conflict. It follows their early lives, backgrounds, and rise to power, then explains how their ideas and choices helped shape the Civil War era. The book places their stories in the broader currents of 1830–1865 America—politics, economy, technology, and social change—to show how a union at risk became a defining moment in U.S. history.

- Learn how their different paths—from humble beginnings to national leadership—guided their choices and policies.
- See how rapid growth in population, industry, and transportation reshaped the nation before and during the Civil War.
- Understand the debate over secession, union, and the meaning of liberty in a young republic.
- Explore how ideas from earlier generations echoed in Lincoln and Davis’s actions and beliefs.

Ideal for readers seeking a clear, accessible account of the era’s key figures and the forces that divided and ultimately defined the United States.

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9780365148654: The House Divided: Men and Issues in American History (Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10 :  0365148652 ISBN 13 :  9780365148654
Editeur : Forgotten Books, 2019
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