The Constitutional and Political History of the United States

This extensive and well-researched history of the United States covers the tumultuous years of 1854-1856, including the Kansas-Nebraska Bill and Buchanan's election in 1885. Von Holst, Brainerd, and Lalor provide a deep understanding of the political and constitutional framework of the era, offering insights that remain relevant today.
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