A Nation Torn : The Story of How the Civil War Began.

By:

Ray, Delia

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Puffin Books, 1996.ISBN:

0-7857-9246-5

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Summary: A Nation Torn vividly describes the crucial events leading to the War Between the States and brings to life the unforgettable individuals of that era- form the peacemaker Henry Clay, to Harriet Tubma, the courageous conductor of the Underground Railroad, and the fanatical abolitionist John Brown. Including letters, diaries, eyewitness accounts, and many vintage photographs.

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A Nation Torn vividly describes the crucial events leading to the War Between the States and brings to life the unforgettable individuals of that era- form the peacemaker Henry Clay, to Harriet Tubma, the courageous conductor of the Underground Railroad, and the fanatical abolitionist John Brown. Including letters, diaries, eyewitness accounts, and many vintage photographs.