Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Source Problems in United States History
Two of the problems are chosen partly because of their continuing interest, partly because they give exceptional Opportunity to weigh evidence and to ponder probability. Of these, the first has to do with the beginnings of actual warfare at Lexington, the other with negotiations and conferences preced ing the Civil War. Both, it is expected, will enable the student to get a clearer view than is possible by the mere study of text - books or of segregated sources, Of' the problems the historian has to face in deciding for himself the truth or falsity of an alleged occurrence.
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