Expansion and Conflict

In «Expansion and Conflict,» William Edward Dodd meticulously explores the dynamics of American territorial expansion from the mid-19th century to the dawn of the 20th century. His rigorous examination delves into the intricate interplay between imperial ambition and emerging national identity, employing a clear, analytical prose style that resonates with both scholarly rigor and accessibility. Dodd contextualizes his exploration within the framework of contemporary geopolitical theories, linking historical events to broader themes of conflict, capitalism, and colonialism that shaped the United States... Edasi