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Our Fragile Freedoms: Essays
Eric Foner
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W. W. Norton & Company
Date
September 2, 2025
Essays
History
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From one of the most acclaimed and influential historians of the United States, an insightful guide to our history and why it matters.
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Engrossing and informative.
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Outstanding ... The collection demonstrates Foner’s powerful grasp of his subject matter ... An ideal collection of essays for students of the history of race and the United States after the Civil War.
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Probing and incisive ... Written with clarity and purpose, these meditations on life and history galvanize.
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