By the author of Road to Disunion (OUP, 1991)
William W. Freehling is the Thomas B. Lockwood Professor of American History at the State University of New York, Buffalo. He is also the author of the The Road to Disunion, the first volume of which was published by Oxford in 1990.
"The definitive study of the nullification crisis in South
Carolina."--The Free Lance-Star
"Well done....Fine companion to Freehling's other work. Chapters
are well organized; summaries are excellent."--Richard Owens, Lewis
University
"Combines incisive analysis with great narrative power....An
important event....Highly readable and absorbing."--Book Week
"An excellent piece of research and writing."--Library Journal
"[Freehling's] special talent seems to be the capacity to etch
characters richly, precisely, and briefly. By this means a very
complicated story is made clear and interesting."--The Virginia
Quarterly Review
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