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by Eric Foner (Author), Olivia Mahoney (Author) "Nineteenth-century Americans inherited a divided legacy from the nation's founders..." (more)
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This introduction to the Civil War years emphasizes slavery as the overwhelming cause of the conflict between North and South and relies heavily on period illustrations and artifacts. Photos.

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