Disunion!: The Coming Of The American Civil War, 17891859 (Littlefield History Of The Civil War Era),New

Disunion!: The Coming Of The American Civil War, 17891859 (Littlefield History Of The Civil War Era),New

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In The Decades Before The Civil War, Americans Debating The Fate Of Slavery Often Invoked The Specter Of Disunion To Frighten Or Discredit Their Opponents. According To Elizabeth Varon, 'Disunion' Was A Startling And Provocative Keyword In Americans' Political Vocabulary: It Connoted The Failure Of The Founders' Singular Effort To Establish A Lasting Representative Government. For Many Americans In Both The North And The South, Disunion Was A Nightmare, The Image Of A Cataclysm That Would Reduce Them To Misery And Fratricidal War. For Many Others, However, Threats, Accusations, And Intimations Of Disunion Were Instruments They Could Wield To Achieve Their Partisan And Sectional Goals.In This Bracing Reinterpretation Of The Origins Of The Civil War, Varon Blends Political History With Intellectual And Cultural History To Show How Americans, As Far Back As The Earliest Days Of The Republic, Agonized And Strategized Over Disunion. She Focuses Not Only On Politicians But Also On A Wide

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