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An edition of Why the North Won the Civil War (2015)

Why the North Won the Civil War

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Each of the articles here assembled is an authoritative discussion of one of the factors that militated against the Confederacy's final victory. Moreover, these factors, presented from the overall point of view, too generally have been inadequately stressed or even entirely overlooked by many histories of the War. In now bringing these factors to public attention and giving them their proper emphasis lies the importance of this book. Even many "Civil War buffs" may be apprised of facts of which they have heretofore been unaware or to which they have given little thought. - Introduction.

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Foreword / U. S. Grant III
Editor's preface
God and the strongest battalions / Richard N. Current
The military leadership of North and South / T. Harry Williams
Northern diplomacy and European neutrality / Norman A. Graebner
Died of democracy / David Donald
Jefferson Davis and the political factors in Confederate defeat / David M. Potter
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"© Pickle Parters Publishing 2014. Text originally published in 1960 under the same title." - Opening screen.
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Auckland, New Zealand
Copyright Date
2014

Contributors

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Richard N. Current
Essayist
T. Harry Williams
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Norman A. Graebner
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David Donald
Essayist
David M. Potter
Foreword
U. S. Grant III

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1 online resource (108 pages)

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OL27970750M
ISBN 10
1786251981
ISBN 13
9781786251985

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