SLAVERY AND LINCOLN'S WAR unnecessary, unconstitutional,

SLAVERY AND LINCOLN'S WAR unnecessary, unconstitutional, uncivil

For one hundred and forty-eight years American students have been fed a one-sided version of the history concerning â€œslavery and Lincolnâ€™s warâ€. Not that what has been written is not necessarily untrue or inaccurate. It is quite simply, incomplete.

We are all â€œspoon fedâ€ with the theory that millions of Southerners, white and black, were killed, maimed, starved and made homeless in order to â€œfree the slavesâ€. Also, we are told that Lincolnâ€™s War was unavoidable, because the South wanted a fight and started a fight. Really? Was there no other way to resolve the problems of the day? Did no one try?

Was the South the only place in North America where slavery existed? Did the South import their slaves, or did someone else ship them through the â€œmiddle passageâ€? Were peace commissioners sent to Washington to sue for peace? Did the South â€œdeclareâ€ war on the North, or just ask to â€œbe let aloneâ€? Was any effort made to acquire a â€œcease fireâ€ during the four gory years of this most unnecessary war?

This book reveals many facts we have never been taught about these two subjects. The sources and facts quoted are referenced in a bibliography which relies mainly on Northern and Union records and books.
Country USA
Author Spencer Gantt
Binding Kindle Edition
Edition 2
Format Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
NumberOfPages 170
PublicationDate 2013-02-26
ReleaseDate 2013-02-26

Country	USA
Author	Spencer Gantt
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	2
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
NumberOfPages	170
PublicationDate	2013-02-26
ReleaseDate	2013-02-26

SLAVERY AND LINCOLN'S WAR unnecessary, unconstitutional, uncivil

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