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Filibusters And Financiers delves into a fascinating period of 19th-century American history, exploring the intersection of reckless adventurers and powerful financial interests. William Oscar Scroggs examines the era's bold attempts at territorial expansion, driven by both idealistic fervor and the lure of economic gain. From daring military expeditions to complex financial schemes, this book uncovers the intricate web of motivations that shaped America's westward expansion and its growing global influence.
Scroggs masterfully portrays the key figures involved, shedding light on their ambitions, strategies, and the consequences of their actions. A valuable resource for historians and anyone interested in the dynamics of power and the pursuit of wealth in the context of American history.
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