A Disease in the Public Mind: A New Understanding of Why We Fought the Civil War
Thomas Fleming offers a new understanding of why Americans fought the Civil War. Focusing on the disease in the public mind, this historical work examines the ideas, attitudes, and public perceptions that helped shape the conflict and its place in American history.
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A Disease in the Public Mind examines the forces that shaped public understanding of the Civil War.
Thomas Fleming presents a new perspective on why the conflict was fought.
The book focuses on the ideas and attitudes that influenced Americans before and during the war.
It is suited to readers seeking historical analysis of the Civil War and the public mind surrounding it.
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