The Republican House Divided: Civil War Memory, Civil Rights, and the Transformation of the GOP (Reconstruction Reconsidered)
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The Republican House Divided: Civil War Memory, Civil Rights, and the Transformation of the GOP (Reconstruction Reconsidered)

by Tim Galsworthy

American History political history civil rights history
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The Republican House Divided examines the connections among Civil War memory, civil rights, and the transformation of the Republican Party. As part of Reconstruction Reconsidered, this study offers readers a focused exploration of American historical memory and political change.

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The Republican House Divided explores the relationship between Civil War memory, civil rights, and the transformation of the Republican Party.

Framed as part of the Reconstruction Reconsidered series, the book addresses how historical memory and political change intersect.

Tim Galsworthy presents a focused study for readers interested in American history, political development, civil rights, and Reconstruction.

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