History of the United States of America, Volume 2 (of 9)
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A close political and diplomatic study traces the federal government's handling of territorial expansion, especially the Louisiana transfer and competing claims to West Florida, alongside the legislative and constitutional debates it provoked. It recounts diplomatic maneuvers with France and Britain, envoys’ negotiations, and naval and commercial tensions, while detailing domestic controversies including impeachment proceedings, judicial trials, conspiracies, and contested land claims. The volume combines narrative chronology with analysis of legislative acts and foreign policy, showing how external pressures and partisan conflict shaped the early republic’s institutions and decision-making.
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