Justin Harvey Smith

In "The War with Mexico (The Complete Two-Volume Edition)," Justin Harvey Smith offers a comprehensive historical analysis of the Mexican-American War, meticulously chronicling the events from its inception in 1846 to its resolution in 1848. Smith's literary style is marked by a clear, engaging narrative that deftly interweaves political, social, and military dimensions, providing a holistic view of the war. The volumes delve into the motivations behind the conflict, the strategies employed by both nations, and the subsequent implications for U.S.-Mexico relations, all situated within the broader context of American expansionism and Manifest Destiny. Justin Harvey Smith (1857-1930) was a prominent historian whose academic pursuits were influenced by the tumultuous political climate of his time, including lingering sentiments from the American Civil War and growing discussions around national identity. His extensive research and access to firsthand accounts permitted him to present a balanced perspective on a contentious period in American history, illuminating the complexities that shaped the conflict and its aftermath. This authoritative work is recommended for scholars, students, and anyone interested in understanding the intricate tapestry of American history. Smith's thoroughness and keen insight make this edition an invaluable resource, offering readers a chance to engage with the nuances of the war that reshaped both nations.

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The War with Mexico (The Complete Two-Volume Edition)

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