This comprehensive history of the struggle over slavery in the United States, compiled from official records including the journals of Congress, offers a gripping narrative of one of the most contentious issues in the nation's history.
Horace Greeley Livres
Horace Greeley fut un influent rédacteur en chef et réformateur américain. Par le biais de son New York Tribune, il défendit des partis politiques et une série de réformes, y compris l'opposition à l'esclavage. Son journal devint l'un des plus influents du pays, établissant la réputation de Greeley comme le principal rédacteur de son époque. Il fut également l'un des fondateurs du Parti Républicain Libéral et son candidat à la présidence en 1872, bien qu'il ait perdu l'élection.
The American Conflict: A Hstory of the Great Rebellion
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Originally published in 1870, this book records a conversation among three prominent thinkers on the subject of love, marriage, and the individual's right to chart their own course in life. The discussion ranges from practical considerations to theoretical principles, and provides a window into the debates that shaped Victorian-era attitudes towards relationships and personal autonomy.