Great Epochs In American History Vol.-II

"Great Epochs in American History, Vol. II" is a significant historical anthology written by Francis W. Halsey. This work of literature is part of a larger series aiming at providing readers with a comprehensive grasp of major events and times in American history. The story is full with surprises which will keep the reader engaged. This version of "Great Epochs in American History Vol.-II" is both modern and readable with an eye-catching new cover and professionally typeset material. Volume II delves into important events and changes in American history from the American Revolution through the mid-nineteenth century. It offers readers a broad collection of historical documents, essays, speeches, and anecdotes that shed light on America's growth during this pivotal period.

Francis Whiting Halsey (October 15, 1851 - November 24, 1919) was a New York-born American journalist, editor, and historian. He was the son of Civil War Physician Dr. Gaius Leonard Halsey and Juliet (Cartington) Halsey. He was the grandson of Dr. Gaius and Mary (Church) Halsey of Kortright, New York, and a descendant of Thomas Halsey, who arrived from England about 1640 and helped create Southampton, Long Island, one of New York's early English colonies.