The War Between the States was also known as the War of Northern Aggression and The War for Southern Independence. It was known by yankees as the War of the Rebellion and the Civil War. I've been interested in the War Between the States since I was a boy. There were some very courageous men, on both sides, fighting for what they believed in. What was the war about? Study the facts for yourself, and base your opinion about the war on the facts, not someone else's opinion. Ponder this, what if Abraham Lincoln had abandoned Sumter (he was advised to do that), would the war have been averted and the Union reunited peacefully?Here are a couple of essays that I have written:
Why We Fight And They Wonder Why We Hate Yankees? What Exactly Is A Lincoln Republican? Following are some good links that I have found.
Nullification Confederate Generals Confederate Soldiers John Wilkes Booth More Resources
Nullification, The Seeds of Secession Tariffs and Nullification
Confederate Generals
While other generals had staffs and ate out of fine china.
Robert E. Lee had one clerk, and ate out of a tin plate.Robert E. Lee Apotheosis of Robert E. Lee Robert E. Lee Biography
General Lee's Right Arm Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson Stonewall Jackson Resources
General Lee's War Horse, General James Longstreet James Longstreet a North Georgia Notable Longstreet Biography The Longstreet Chronicles
Not one of my favorites, but an interesting character Nathan Bedford Forrest - Wizard of the Saddle The Forrest Preserve
A Guide to Cherokee Confederate - Military Units, 1861 - 1865 | |
Thomas's Legion |
John Wilkes Booth
In my opinion, the worst enemy the South ever had,
and best friend that Lincoln ever had.On the Track of an Assassin A History of John Wilkes Booth The Life and Plot of John Wilkes Booth The Search for the Real John Wilkes Booth
Other Resources
Causes of the War | The American Civil War Home page |
Poetry and Music of the Civil War | Flags of the Confederacy |
The American Civil War Overview | The Great South Debate |
Online Resources |
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