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A substantial collaborative history of the United States authored by six of the twentieth century's most influential American historians, including Pulitzer Prize winner Bruce Catton, colonial historian Edmund S.
Morgan, and presidential historian Arthur M.
Schlesinger Jr.
The work traces American development from pre-colonial settlement through the Kennedy administration, combining narrative history with extensive maps, documentary illustrations, and photographic material.
Intended for college and advanced secondary instruction, it reflects the mid-century consensus school of American historical interpretation and remains notable for the distinguished roster of contributors.
This copy is a First Edition, First Printing, with the copyright page showing only the 1963 Harcourt, Brace & World copyright and no later printing statement.
Bound in the publisher's original teal cloth with gilt spine lettering and blind-stamped rear board.
Condition is Very Good overall.
The binding remains sound and square with bright spine titling.
Moderate rubbing and handling wear to boards, light fraying at spine ends and corners, and minor shelf wear are present.
Interior pages are clean and unmarked with no ownership inscriptions noted.
Several pages show light age toning consistent with the paper stock used.
Among the contributors, Arthur M.
Schlesinger Jr.
(1917-2007) was a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and adviser to President John F.
Kennedy; Bruce Catton (1899-1978) became one of America's most widely read Civil War historians; Edmund S.
Morgan (1916-2013) helped redefine the study of colonial America; and C.
Vann Woodward (1908-1999) was a pioneering historian of the American South whose work influenced the civil rights era.
The collaboration of these scholars gives the volume enduring significance as a representative work of mid-twentieth-century American historiography.

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