Coming of the American Civil War

Name: Coming of the American Civil War
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ISBN: 9780669271065

ISBN-10: 0669271063

ISBN-13: 9780669271065

Edition: 3rd 1993

Authors: Michael Perman

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Description:

This classic anthology brings together a wealth of contemporary scholarship on the origins of the Civil War.

Book details

List price: $73.95
Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 1993
Publisher: CENGAGE Learning
Publication date: 1/1/1992
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 352
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.25" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.748
Language: English




Earlier Explanations


The Need for Justification



The War for State Rights



The Slave Power Conspiracy



A Battle of Principles and Ideas


The Problem of Inevitability



The Approach of the Irrepressible Conflict



The Irrepressible Conflict



The Repressible Conflict



The Blundering Generation



Recent Explanations


Political and Institutional Origins of the Sectional Conflict



An Excess of Democracy: The American Civil War and the Social Process



The American Civil War as a Constitutional



Party Dynamics and the Coming of the Civil War



The Irrepressible Conflict Social and Economic Origins of the Sectional Conflict



The Southern Slaveholders Against the Modern World



The American Civil War: The Last Capitalist Revolution



The Economics of Cotton, Slavery, and the Civil War Cultural and Ideological Origins of the Sectional Conflict Eric Foner, Politics, Ideology, and the Origins of the Civil War



The Distinctiveness of the Old South



Anglophobia, Southern Nationalism, and the Sectional Conflict



White Supremacy and the American Sectional Conflict The Secession Crisis



Secession in South Carolina Bertram Wyatt-Brown, Honor and Secession



The Unionist Offensive



Why the Republicans Rejected Both Compromise and Secession



The Republicans' Policy: A Reply to



The American Civil War as a Crisis of Law and Order


Suggestions for Further Reading