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Discover 'Unworthy Republic', a profound exploration of one of the most tragic chapters in American history. This compelling book meticulously recounts the forced removal of 80,000 Native Americans from their ancestral lands in the 1830s, revealing the dark truths behind the Indian Removal Act. Engage with detailed narratives that showcase the widespread fraud and violence that marked this era, and gain insight into the key figures involved, including U.S. officials and southern planters who perpetuated this displacement. As you delve into the 416 pages of rigorous research and emotional storytelling, you'll be confronted with themes of resilience, loss, and systemic injustice. This authoritative work, published by W W Norton & Company in 2021, provides a fresh perspective on the long-lasting impact of these events on contemporary society. Perfect for historians, students, and activists, 'Unworthy Republic' is essential for anyone looking to understand Native American history and the complexities of America’s past. Don’t miss your chance to own this important hardcopy and immerse yourself in a narrative that challenges historical narratives while reinforcing the importance of acknowledging truth and history's intricate layers. The journey through this pivotal period in American history begins here.