In this study, first published in 1969, the late Martin Cunliffe sets out a concept of military history in relation to the American Civil War. Weaving together a series of broad observations, the author uses the American military experience to demonstrate the country's social order, characteristics and values. The basic premise of the text rests on the notion of inherent contradiction within the framework of American life, and these contradictions are discussed in detail during the course of the author's broad treatment of his subject.

Soldiers and Civilians: Martial Spirit in America, 1775-1865

Engineering & Transportation

Marcus Cunliffe

Engineering

Free P, US

George Washington and the Making of a Nation

Biographies & Memoirs

Harper&Row

Sphere History of Literature: American Literature to 1900 v. 8

Literature & Fiction

Sphere Books, Ltd.

<p>Hardcover Book and Dust jacket, with focus on three major themes of the age: the transforming element of technology; the effect of the population explosion; and nationalism, the major ideological force for change in the 1800s. 336 pages including Bibliography, Chronological Tables, and Index. 9.7 x 7 inches.</p>

The Age of Expansion, 1848-1917 (History of the Western World)

G.C. MERRIAM CO.

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