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This is definitely a prizewinning work it is balanced detailed easily read and grasped by those willing to take the time to do ... Read More
Wilentz book can be read as the struggles of one people to think their way out of their history of racism and of another people... Read More
Professor wilentz sympathies are obviously with the growth expansion and inclusiveness of american participatory democracy as t... Read More
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american, political, democratic, great and civil. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
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- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 101 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 21 2022.
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Wilentz has written an engaging account on the growth of democracy and the forming of political parties
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Yes its long but it needs to be to cover all of the important events from 1800 to 1860
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The author does a great job showing the tranformation of the country highlighting the growth of the democratic movement from small local groups to the democracy of andrew jackson
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There are 796 pages of text 156 pages of notes and a detailed 96 page index
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It is hard to see how the subject could be better explained
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After reading this book no one with an open mind can doubt that the confederacy came into being because the south wanted to keep slavery and the myth of the south wanting freedom is thoroughly shown to be untenable
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This is a wonderfully researched book but more importantly the author has complete command of the facts
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