A Disease in the Public Mind - by Thomas Fleming (Paperback)

The book "A Disease in the Public Mind" by Thomas Fleming is a groundbreaking historical examination of why the United States fought a war to end slavery.

With meticulous research, Fleming uncovers the distortions of reality that destroyed George Washington's vision of a united America and inflicted the tragedy that still divides the nation's soul.

This book provides a fresh perspective on the Civil War, revealing how a fanatical sense of moral superiority on the part of abolitionists, an irrational fear of race war by Southerners, and biased political posturing led to the conflict.

Through Fleming's expert narrative weaving, new threads are woven into this seminal event in American history, offering a clearer picture of antebellum America and the motivations behind the Civil War.

With thought-provoking arguments and well-researched scholarship, "A Disease in the Public Mind" is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of American history and the ongoing struggle for liberty and equality.