
Robert Cook
1958
Robert Cook is Professor of American History at the University of Sussex. Although he considers himself primarily as a historian of the United States during the era of the Civil War, his research interests lie at the intersection of race, politics and society in both the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries. He has published six books to date including popular surveys of the civil rights movement and the Civil War era as well as a well-received study of the Civil War Centennial of the 1960s, Troubled Commemoration, which was shortlisted for the 2008 Lincoln Prize in the United States.
Books
- Civil War in Maryland Reconsidered
- Leasing Office Space You Can Afford
- Civil War Memories
- Sweet Land of Liberty?
- Baptism of fire
- The visitation of Cambridge made in 1575
- Civil War America
- Sweet Land of Liberty?
- CIVIL WAR AMERICA: MAKING A NATION, 1848-1877
- Puritans, pragmatists and progress
- Sweet land of liberty?
- Troubled commemoration
- Baptism of Fire
- Civil War America
- Civil War Senator Conflicting Worlds New Dimensions of the American Civil War
- Sweet Land of Liberty?
- Civil War America
- When the Confederacy grew stronger
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