The Mexican-American War (Vol. 1&2). Historical Account of the Conflict Between USA and Mexico in 1846-1848
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- Nombre de pages1296
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4776375-8
- EAN8596547763758
- Date de parution25/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille4 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In 'The Mexican-American War (Vol. 1&2)', Justin H. Smith presents an exhaustive narrative that dissects both the political and social intricacies surrounding this pivotal 19th-century conflict. Smith employs a meticulous literary style, characterized by an analytical lens and rich historical context, to explore the multifaceted motivations behind the war, including Manifest Destiny, territorial expansion, and the complexities of U.
S.-Mexico relations. His examination of primary sources provides depth to the accounts of military engagements and civilian experiences, illuminating the often-overlooked perspectives of those affected by the war. Justin H. Smith, a respected historian and passionate advocate for historical accuracy, draws on his extensive background in American and Mexican history to craft this comprehensive work.
His commitment to elucidating the motivations and consequences of the war stems from a belief in the importance of understanding past conflicts in shaping modern national identities and policies. This dual-volume set not only serves as a scholarly resource but reflects Smith's dedication to engaging with the socio-political ramifications that continue to resonate today. Readers seeking a thorough understanding of the Mexican-American War-from its inception to its aftermath-will find Smith's work indispensable.
This profound two-volume set is perfect for historians, students, and anyone interested in the complexities of U. S.-Mexico relations, providing a detailed and insightful perspective that challenges oversimplified narratives.
S.-Mexico relations. His examination of primary sources provides depth to the accounts of military engagements and civilian experiences, illuminating the often-overlooked perspectives of those affected by the war. Justin H. Smith, a respected historian and passionate advocate for historical accuracy, draws on his extensive background in American and Mexican history to craft this comprehensive work.
His commitment to elucidating the motivations and consequences of the war stems from a belief in the importance of understanding past conflicts in shaping modern national identities and policies. This dual-volume set not only serves as a scholarly resource but reflects Smith's dedication to engaging with the socio-political ramifications that continue to resonate today. Readers seeking a thorough understanding of the Mexican-American War-from its inception to its aftermath-will find Smith's work indispensable.
This profound two-volume set is perfect for historians, students, and anyone interested in the complexities of U. S.-Mexico relations, providing a detailed and insightful perspective that challenges oversimplified narratives.
In 'The Mexican-American War (Vol. 1&2)', Justin H. Smith presents an exhaustive narrative that dissects both the political and social intricacies surrounding this pivotal 19th-century conflict. Smith employs a meticulous literary style, characterized by an analytical lens and rich historical context, to explore the multifaceted motivations behind the war, including Manifest Destiny, territorial expansion, and the complexities of U.
S.-Mexico relations. His examination of primary sources provides depth to the accounts of military engagements and civilian experiences, illuminating the often-overlooked perspectives of those affected by the war. Justin H. Smith, a respected historian and passionate advocate for historical accuracy, draws on his extensive background in American and Mexican history to craft this comprehensive work.
His commitment to elucidating the motivations and consequences of the war stems from a belief in the importance of understanding past conflicts in shaping modern national identities and policies. This dual-volume set not only serves as a scholarly resource but reflects Smith's dedication to engaging with the socio-political ramifications that continue to resonate today. Readers seeking a thorough understanding of the Mexican-American War-from its inception to its aftermath-will find Smith's work indispensable.
This profound two-volume set is perfect for historians, students, and anyone interested in the complexities of U. S.-Mexico relations, providing a detailed and insightful perspective that challenges oversimplified narratives.
S.-Mexico relations. His examination of primary sources provides depth to the accounts of military engagements and civilian experiences, illuminating the often-overlooked perspectives of those affected by the war. Justin H. Smith, a respected historian and passionate advocate for historical accuracy, draws on his extensive background in American and Mexican history to craft this comprehensive work.
His commitment to elucidating the motivations and consequences of the war stems from a belief in the importance of understanding past conflicts in shaping modern national identities and policies. This dual-volume set not only serves as a scholarly resource but reflects Smith's dedication to engaging with the socio-political ramifications that continue to resonate today. Readers seeking a thorough understanding of the Mexican-American War-from its inception to its aftermath-will find Smith's work indispensable.
This profound two-volume set is perfect for historians, students, and anyone interested in the complexities of U. S.-Mexico relations, providing a detailed and insightful perspective that challenges oversimplified narratives.
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