To Love A Country: The Problem Of Patriotism In America

To Love A Country: The Problem Of Patriotism In America

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On The Eve Of AmericaS 250Th Anniversary Comes A Groundbreaking History Of Patriotism And The Question Of How To Love A Country.As The Battle Over American Democracy Plays Out On The CountryS Streets, Dominic ErdozainS Urgent, Brilliant New Book Brings The Longstanding Tension Between Patriotism And Freedom Into Sharp Focus. Love Of Country, He Shows, Helped Create The Nation And Forge A National Identity, But It Has Also Drawn Lines Over Who Gets To Be An American And What The Country Will Be. Americans Waved Goodbye To Monarchy In 1776, But PatriotismAnd The NearReligious Sense Of Being A Chosen PeopleOffered Its Own Slippery Slope Toward Tyranny.InTo Love A Country, Historian Dominic Erdozain Shows How Pride In America As The WorldS Leading Democracy Has Frustrated The NationS Foundational Promises. Through Rigorous Research And Candid Storytelling, He Reveals How The Myth Of American Exceptionalism Has Fostered Military Aggression Abroad, Inequality At Home, And The Denial Of Freedom And Civil Discourse Everywhere.Yet More Than An Illuminating Examination Of The Past,To Love A CountryIs Also A Story Of Hope For The Future. It Is A Moving Reflection On How To Maintain Faith In The American Promise In A Time Of Division And Despair. By Learning From Movements That Have Transcended Borders And IdeologiesAnd By Listening To The Voices Of Reformers Like Jane Addams, Martin Luther King Jr., And Mahatma GandhiErdozain Leads The Way To A Renewed Commitment To The Values Of Liberty, Equality, And Justice.

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