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A History of the American People, Part I

by Paul Johnson

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A portrait of people from their fragile origins through their struggles for independence & nationhood, their efforts & sacrifices to deal with the "organic sin" of slavery & the preservation of the Union to their explosive growth & emergence as a world power & its sole superpower. Emphasizes the role of religion in American history & how early America was linked to England's history & culture… (more)
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A portrait of people from their fragile origins through their struggles for independence & nationhood, their efforts & sacrifices to deal with the "organic sin" of slavery & the preservation of the Union to their explosive growth & emergence as a world power & its sole superpower. Emphasizes the role of religion in American history & how early America was linked to England's history & culture

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