...Peace or war. The Democratic Position Illustrated by Frank P. Blair, jr. Speeches of Senators Morton of Indiana, Stewart and Nye of Nevada, Deliver (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175729187)

"Peace or War" presents a snapshot of the political tensions in the United States during the Reconstruction Era following the Civil War. This compilation features speeches delivered in the United States Senate on July 9th and 10th, 1868, by Senators Morton of Indiana, Stewart and Nye of Nevada, addressing a bill offered by Senator Edmunds. The publication aims to illustrate the Democratic position through the words of Frank P. Blair, Jr., offering insights into the debates and divisions that characterized the period.

Published by the Republican Congressional Committee, this volume serves as a valuable primary source for understanding the political maneuvering and ideological clashes between Republicans and Democrats as the nation grappled with the aftermath of war and the challenges of reunification. It offers readers a glimpse into the arguments and perspectives shaping the course of American history during this critical time.

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