The Perils Of Peace by Thomas Fleming
A vivid account of the fragile period after American victory at Yorktown, when the new republic confronted political, economic, and diplomatic dangers that threatened its survival: a weak Confederation government unable to pay debts or veterans, interstate trade wars and currency chaos, British and Spanish interference on the frontiers and waterways, violent unrest such as Shays’ Rebellion, and intense debates among leaders that culminated in the Constitutional Convention and the remaking of national government.
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