Ever wonder what the American Civil War looked like from the ground up? Howard Zinn’s The Other Civil War: Slavery and Struggle in Civil War America dives into the untold stories of labor and resistance during this nation-defining era. If you’ve read A People’s History of the United States, you know Zinn’s knack for flipping the script—and this paperback continues that tradition with a fresh, powerful perspective. Instead of just battles and politicians, this book zooms in on the everyday struggles of free and enslaved workers, revealing the social tensions that fueled the conflict. At 160 pages, it’s a concise yet compelling read that challenges the usual narratives you might find in standard history texts. Published by HarperCollins and written in accessible English, it’s perfect for history buffs, activists, or anyone curious about the deeper layers of America’s past. Whether you’re adding to your collection or looking for a thoughtful gift, this paperback edition fits right on your shelf without weighing you down. Grab your copy of The Other Civil War and see the Civil War through a lens that’s as enlightening as it is necessary. Ready to rethink history?