Brass-knuckle Crusade: the Great Know-Northing Conspiracy,1820-1860
Brass-Knuckle Crusade chronicles the Know-Nothing conspiracy from 1820 to 1860, a nativist movement that wielded secretive influence over American society and politics. Carleton Beals details its aggressive tactics and role in fueling debates on immigration and national identity during a pivotal historical period.
About This Book
The book delves into the Know-Nothing conspiracy that spanned from 1820 to 1860, examining its rise as a powerful nativist force in American politics.
Author Carleton Beals provides an in-depth look at the movement's secretive operations and its impact on national debates over immigration and identity.
Through historical analysis, it reveals the aggressive strategies employed by the group, often referred to as a brass-knuckle crusade.
This work highlights the broader context of social tensions during this era, offering insights into the conspiracy's enduring legacy.
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