A Disease in the Public Mind: A New Understanding of Why We Fought the Civil War
Thomas Fleming explores the ideas and public attitudes behind the American Civil War. Framed as a new understanding of why the conflict was fought, this historical work invites readers to examine the forces that shaped the nation’s path to war.
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A Disease in the Public Mind presents a new understanding of why the American Civil War was fought.
Thomas Fleming focuses on the ideas and public attitudes that shaped the conflict.
The book offers historical perspective on the forces that brought the nation to war.
It is suited to readers interested in the Civil War and interpretations of American history.
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