The Tragic Era: The Revolution after Lincoln

This ex-library hardcover is in fair condition, showing significant wear. The spine is frayed, and the binding is loose, with visible damage and separation at the hinges. The cover exhibits shelf wear, and the book lacks a dust jacket. Library markings and stamps are present, indicating its previous library use. The pages are intact but show signs of age with some discoloration.

"The Tragic Era: The Revolution after Lincoln" by Claude G. Bowers, published by Houghton Mifflin Company in 1929, explores the tumultuous period of American history following President Abraham Lincoln's assassination. This hardcover edition, printed at The Riverside Press in Cambridge, Massachusetts, delves into the complexities of the Reconstruction era, examining the political and social challenges that defined the post-Civil War United States. Bowers, a noted historian and diplomat, provides a detailed analysis of the era's key figures and events. This particular copy is an ex-library edition, which may appeal to collectors seeking unique historical artifacts. The book lacks a dust jacket and exhibits wear consistent with its age and library use, including shelf wear and spine damage. Despite these conditions, it remains a significant work for those interested in American history and political evolution.