Westward Empire

"Westward Empire, or, the Great Drama of Human Progress" by Elias Lyman Magoon examines the concept of western civilization and its expansion across the globe. This historical work delves into the idea of American progress, closely examining the narrative of social progress and its relationship to westward expansion. Magoon's study touches on the themes of manifest destiny and its impact on American history.

Spanning the United States and Europe, the book explores the general principles of civilization and their development within a western context. It offers a sociological perspective on the driving forces behind societal advancement. This volume provides historical insights into the ideologies that shaped the westward movement and its lasting legacy on the world. A meticulously prepared print republication of a classic text.

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