The Unfinished War explores how the Vietnam War shaped the moral, political, and cultural conscience of the United States. Walter H. Capps examines the profound ethical dilemmas raised by the conflict and its long-lasting impact on American society. The book discusses public resistance, national trauma, and the struggle to reconcile the war’s consequences with evolving American values. Combin…
The Birth of the Nation offers a vivid portrait of American society on the eve of the Revolution. Arthur M. Schlesinger examines the daily life, values, beliefs, and social structures of the colonies before independence. Through detailed analysis of political tensions, economic conditions, religious influences, and cultural developments, the book reveals how diverse colonial communities contrib…
In this thought-provoking work, Michael Medved challenges widely circulated misconceptions about American history, culture, and national identity. The book identifies ten major “lies” or distortions that the author argues have shaped negative public perceptions of the United States. Combining historical analysis, cultural commentary, and political insight, Medved examines themes such as Ame…
Beyond today's more immediate foreign policy questions in the European-American relationship, there are significant underlying trends that shape the issues and have their roots in domestic factors.