Liberty, Equality, Power: A History of the American People to 1877 (1)
by Paul Johnson, Pekka Hamalainen, Denver Brunsman, John Murrin, James Mcpherson
Liberty, Equality, Power examines the history of the American people from the colonial period through 1877. Framed by the themes of liberty, equality, and power, this broad historical study provides a chronological perspective on the development of the United States through the end of Reconstruction.
About This Book
Liberty, Equality, Power presents a history of the American people through 1877.
The book centers on three defining themes: liberty, equality, and power.
Its coverage extends to the close of the Reconstruction era, offering a broad chronological perspective on American history.
Written by Paul Johnson, Pekka Hamalainen, Denver Brunsman, John Murrin, and James Mcpherson.
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