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"The Great Conspiracy, Part 5" delves into the contentious history of slavery in the United States, offering a detailed examination of its profound impact on American politics and the lead-up to the Civil War. Authored by John Alexander Logan, this historical work meticulously explores the complex social and political forces at play during this pivotal era.
A significant contribution to the understanding of the period from 1850-1877, the book sheds light on the events and underlying tensions that ultimately culminated in armed conflict. This volume provides valuable insight into the experiences of African Americans and the broader historical context of slavery within the United States. Explore the intricate web of events surrounding one of the most transformative periods in American history with this republication of a classic historical text.
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