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@sickreads Do yourself a favor and read "Apostles of Disunion:
Southern Secession Commissioners and the Causes of the Civil War" by Charles B. Dew (himself a self-described "son of the south"). It puts to rest forever the pernicious fallacy that slavery had nothing to do with why the South wanted to secede from the Union after Lincoln's election.
zbt518 1 month ago
NYC benefited from the slave trade....
and then it benefited from the war machine.
Hey....
rich people in NYC knew how to play both sides
of the dirty financial fence.
Nothings changed....has it.
frickadele 3 months ago
slavery was not the reason why the civil war was fought, cant believe this crap is still being taught as historical fact. history books are written by those who win wars.
sickreads 3 months ago
Hopefully theirs a couple more... many thanks...
daaayz 1 year ago