The Boston Way: Radicals Against Slavery and the Civil War
In The Boston Way, Mark Kurlansky explores Boston’s radical opposition to slavery and its place in the history of the Civil War. Focusing on reform, politics, and conflict, the book examines the forces that shaped nineteenth-century America and the nation’s struggle over slavery.
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The Boston Way examines Boston’s radical opposition to slavery and its connection to the Civil War.
Mark Kurlansky focuses on the political and social forces surrounding abolition, reform, and conflict in nineteenth-century America.
The book presents Boston as a setting for examining the tensions that shaped the nation before and during the Civil War.
It offers readers an account of American history centered on resistance to slavery and the era’s changing political landscape.
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