Americans have long recognized the central importance of the nineteenth-century Republican party in preserving the Union, ending slavery, and opening the way for industrial capitalism. This work examines the contradiction that lay at the heart of the supremely influential ideology of the early Republican party.
A microhistorical examination of early American culture
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