The Growth of the American Republic, Part One: 1763-1859: Liberty and Empire Through the Irrepressible Conflict
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The Growth of the American Republic, Part One: 1763-1859: Liberty and Empire Through the Irrepressible Conflict

by Samuel Eliot Morison, Henry Steele Commager, Richard Smoley

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Spanning 1763 to 1859, this volume examines the growth of the American Republic through the intertwined themes of liberty and empire. It follows the nation’s development and the mounting tensions that culminated in the irrepressible conflict, offering a broad historical perspective on the years before the Civil War.

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The Growth of the American Republic, Part One traces the development of the United States from 1763 through 1859.

Its central themes include liberty, empire, and the political and social tensions that intensified across the American Republic.

Covering the period before the Civil War, this volume presents a broad historical account of the forces leading toward the irrepressible conflict.

The book is authored by Samuel Eliot Morison, Henry Steele Commager, and Richard Smoley.

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