Reforging America: The Story of Our Nationhood (The Works of Lothrop Stoddard)

Stoddard, Lothrop

ISBN 10: 1593640366 / ISBN 13: 9781593640361

Edité par Liberty Bell Publications, 2025

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Brand new! Unread and unopened! Hard cover Case Laminate. This is Volume 1 of the 17 volume series The Works of Lothrop Stoddard. This book tells the story of American nationhood. It tells how, on the deep foundations of the long colonial past, there arose a splendid young nation.It goes on to tell how the bright promise of our early days was darkened by the disaster of the Civil War and by the blight of alien factors.Lastly, this book tells how, after more than half a century of deepening confusion which threatened to destroy our ideals, our culture, and our very nationhood itself, we awoke to the peril and are today engaged in the inspiring task of fulfilling the early promise of American life.The problems of national reconstruction are many. The closing of the gates to mass immigration is merely a first step. Alien elements in our population must be assimilated. Political and cultural dissensions should be harmonized. 254pp. ISBN: 978-1-59364-036-1.

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• Titre: Reforging America: The Story of Our Nationhood (The Works of Lothrop Stoddard)
• Éditeur: Liberty Bell Publications
• Date de parution: 2025
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 1593640366
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9781593640361
• Reliure: hardcover
• Édition: Revised.
• État de l'article: New
• Poids: 97 onces

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This book tells the story of American nationhood. It tells how, on the deep foundations of the long colonial past, there arose a splendid young nation.

It goes on to tell how the bright promise of our early days was darkened by the disaster of the Civil War and by the blight of alien factors.

Lastly, this book tells how, after more than half a century of deepening confusion which threatened to destroy our ideals, our culture, and our very nationhood itself, we awoke to the peril and are today engaged in the inspiring task of fulfilling the early promise of American life.

The problems of national reconstruction are many. The closing of the gates to mass immigration is merely a first step. Alien elements in our population must be assimilated. Political and cultural dissensions should be harmonized.