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دانلود کتاب Patriots Twice: Former Confederates and the Building of America after the Civil War
دانلود کتاب میهن پرستان دو بار: کنفدراسیون های سابق و ساختمان آمریکا پس از جنگ داخلی
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Patriots Twice: Former Confederates and the Building of America after the Civil War
ویرایش:
نویسندگان: Stephen M. Hood
سری:
ISBN (شابک) : 9781611215168, 9781611215151
ناشر: Savas Beatie
سال نشر: 2020
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زبان: English
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توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب میهن پرستان دو بار: کنفدراسیون های سابق و ساختمان آمریکا پس از جنگ داخلی
نگاهی «به‌موقع» به نقش‌هایی که کنفدراسیون‌های سابق پس از جنگ، در سیاست، دانشگاه، ارتش، صنعت و موارد دیگر ایفا کردند (Midwest Book Review).< br/> جنگ داخلی طولانی و خونین آمریکا جان بیش از 700000 مرد را گرفت. هنگامی که به پایان رسید، مخالفان سابق تلاش کردند تا کشور متحد شده خود را بازسازی کنند و با هم به آینده حرکت کنند. بسیاری از مردم آن را شگفت‌انگیز خواهند یافت
توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی
A "timely" look at the roles played by ex-Confederates after
the war, in politics, academia, the military, industry, and
more (Midwest Book Review).
The long and bloody American Civil War claimed the lives of
more than 700,000 men. When it ended, former opponents worked
to rebuild their reunified nation and move into the future
together. Many people will find that
surprising—especially in an era witnessing the
destruction or removal of Confederate monuments and the
desecration of Confederate cemeteries.
In this unique and timely book, award-winning author Stephen M.
Hood identifies more than three hundred former Confederate
soldiers, sailors, and government officials who reintegrated
into American society and attained positions of authority and
influence in the federal government, the United States
military, academia, science, commerce, and industry. Their
contributions had a long-lasting and positive influence on the
country we have today.
For example, ten postwar presidents appointed former
Confederates as Supreme Court justices, secretaries of the U.S.
Navy, attorneys general, and a secretary of the interior.
Dozens of former Southern soldiers were named U.S. ambassadors
and consuls, and eight were appointed generals who commanded
troops during the Spanish-American War. Former Confederates
were elected mayors of such unlikely cities as Los Angeles,
Minneapolis, and Santa Fe, and served as governors of multiple
non-Confederate states and territories.
Ex-Southern soldiers became presidents of professional
societies including the American Bar Association and the
American Medical Association, to name only a few. Others paved
the way in science and engineering by leading the American
Society of Civil Engineers, the American Chemical Society, the
American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the
Geological Society of America. One former Confederate
co-founded the environmental preservation group Sierra Club,
and another was president of the Society for Classical
Studies.
Former soldiers in gray founded or co-founded many colleges and
universities—some exclusively for women and newly freed
African-Americans. Other former Rebels served as presidents of
prominent institutions, including the University of California,
Berkeley, and taught at universities outside the South
including Harvard, Yale, the University of Wisconsin-Madison,
Johns Hopkins, and Amherst College. Several others served on
the governing boards of the United States Military Academy at
West Point and the United States Naval Academy at
Annapolis.
Every reader of Patriots Twice has benefited
from the post-Civil War reconciliation when former combatants
put down their swords, picked up their plowshares, and accepted
the invaluable contributions of these (and thousands of other)
former Confederates. The men who carried the bayonets found
common cause and moved on together. This is an important
concept everyone should—no, must—embrace to keep
America united, strong, and free.
