The Great Conspiracy, Complete

"The Great Conspiracy, Complete" by John Alexander Logan is a historical book about the causes of the American Civil War. It looks at how slavery, regional disagreements, and political strategies led to the war. The book starts with slavery's beginnings in America and how it affected the country. It talks about the different opinions on slavery from the Founding Fathers and how they argued when creating the Constitution. The story follows important events that caused the Civil War, like the rise of regionalism, money problems, and political debates. Logan shows the different feelings about slavery and studies laws like the Missouri Compromise to show how serious the crisis was that turned into the war.