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This book offers a unique perspective on American society and culture in the mid-1800s through the eyes of various foreign commentators, as well as Tuckerman's own observations as an American author. The critical analysis of American society from both foreign and domestic perspectives provides intriguing insights into the cultural and political issues of the time.
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