A Nation Without Borders A Nation Without Borders The United States and its World in an Age of Civil Wars, 1830–1910 Steven Hahn Viking2016Hardback610pp Illustrated232x154mm 9780670024681 Product Code: 512588 Details Over the course of the 19th century the United States expanded westward to the Pacific coast; its population increased tenfold; it experienced civil w... DetailsBackDetailsOver the course of the 19th century the United States expanded westward to the Pacific coast; its population increased tenfold; it experienced civil war, ended African American slavery, and industrialized; by 1914, it was a powerful nation on the world stage. Steven Hahn takes a new approach to this era of American history, taking in the experience of women, Latinos and African Americans, themes such as the family and American capitalism, and the global perspective. Part of The Penguin History of the United States.See MoreSee Less publ £25.00now £9.99 Qty Qty123 Add to Basket CategoriesModern History20th Century HistoryTagsHistory of the AmericasInternational relationsPolitical ideologiesSlavery & abolition of slavery