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Excerpt from Southern Secession: A Letter Addressed to Captain M. T. Maury, Confederate Navy, on His Letter to Admiral FitzroyAnxious for the success of the South in its struggle for Independence, my joy at reading your letter to Admiral Fitzroy was great indeed. Here was at last a voice from one of her sons who is known over all the world for his services to humanity, setting forth the justice of her cause hitherto so entirely misapprehended ...

Excerpt from France and the Confederate States The population of the South amounts to twelve millions, and, had it not been for their disas trous confederation with the Yankees, they would now rank the third in power among the nations of the world, England occupying the first, and France the second place. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This ...

Excerpt from France and the Confederate States The population of the South amounts to twelve millions, and, had it not been for their disas trous confederation with the Yankees, they would now rank the third in power among the nations of the world, England occupying the first, and France the second place. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This ...

About the Book Books about the American Civil War, discuss the secession of the Confederate States from the Union in 1861, and the subsequent devastating war, that resulted in the deaths of 620, 000 Americans by 1865. Our extensive collection of titles in this category include: Abraham Lincoln and the abolition of slavery in the United States, Anglo-American relations, 1861-1865, Campaigns of the Civil War.-IV. The Army Under Pope, As Seen fro...

Excerpt from Southern Secession: A Letter Addressed to Captain M. T. Maury, Confederate Navy, on His Letter to Admiral FitzroyAnxious for the success of the South in its struggle for Independence, my joy at reading your letter to Admiral Fitzroy was great indeed. Here was at last a voice from one of her sons who is known over all the world for his services to humanity, setting forth the justice of her cause hitherto so entirely misapprehended ...