The Principles Involved in the Rebellion
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"The Principles Involved in the Rebellion" delves into the complex political and ideological underpinnings of the American Civil War. Written by Montgomery Blair, a prominent figure during the Lincoln administration, this work offers insights into the causes of the conflict, the motivations of the secessionists, and the principles at stake in preserving the Union.
Blair's analysis provides a valuable contemporary perspective on the political climate of the 1860s, shedding light on the debates and divisions that led to the nation's most profound crisis. This book is an essential resource for understanding the intellectual and political dimensions of the Civil War era.
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