Second Founding

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Focusing on the aftermath of the Civil War, the book explores how New York City's political landscape significantly influenced the Reconstruction era. David Quigley highlights the complexities and conflicts that emerged as Americans redefined their government and democratic processes. By examining the interplay between local politics and national developments, the study illustrates how New York's history became intertwined with the broader narrative of the nation during this pivotal time.