This book is an analysis of North-South relations in the United States during the mid-19th century. The author explores the economic and social factors that contributed to the growing tensions between the two regions, including the issue of slavery. Through a careful examination of primary sources and economic data, the author provides a detailed and nuanced perspective on the dynamics of North-South relations.

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