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Anna Ella Carroll, a politically active woman, usually a Republican, who was the architect of Lincoln’s military plan to cut the CSA in half, may be one of the most significant and influential, if bigoted and controversial, figures of nineteenth-century American political thought. The Great American Battle is her magnum opus. This edited edition contains an original and well-researched introduction, and notes of explanation on the text, clarifying for the reader some of Carroll’s references and allegories. The introductory section discusses the two people who figure prominently in the manuscript, former President Millard Fillmore (many thought she and he would wed after his wife died) and Bishop Hughes, the object of many of Carroll’s attacks. Other Literature – American Books 2022 – INDIAN ENGLISH AS CULTURAL IDENTITY MARKING IN THE WORKS OF N. SCOTT MOMADAY: ETHNOLINGUISTIC DISCOURSE ANALYSIS 2001 – Historiography and Narrative Design in the American Romance – Study of Four Authors 2023 – Classic American Novelists: Brown, Cooper, James
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