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050 00 $aE468$b.A53 2005
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245 04 $aThe American Civil War /$cWim Coleman and Pat Perrin, book editors.
260 $aSan Diego :$bGreenhaven Press,$c2005.
300 $a224 pages :$billustrations, map ;$c22 cm.
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490 1 $aOpposing viewpoints in world history series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 213-218) and index.
505 00 $gWhat were the causes of the Civil War? --$tThe northern states should let the southern states secede /$rAlbany Atlas and Argus --$tThe northern states should not let the southern states secede /$rPeoria Daily Transcript --$tSecession is justified /$rSouth Carolina Convention --$tSecession is not justified /$rAbraham Lincoln --$tThe Civil War was a struggle over slavery /$rW.E.B. Du Bois --$tSlavery was only one of among many causes of the war /$rThomas J. DiLorenzo --$gWere the actions of the North legal and moral? --$tThe Union should enlist Black soldiers /$rFrederick Douglass --$tThe Union should not enlist Black soldiers /$rGarrett Davis --$tThe Emancipation Proclamation ennobles the Union cause /$rFrederick Douglass --$tThe Emancipation Proclamation vindicates the Confederacy /$rJefferson Davis --$tLincoln is assuming unconstitutional and tyrannical powers /$rClement L. Vallandigham --$tExtraordinary measures in wartime are justified /$rAbraham Lincoln --$tSherman's march to the sea was not barbaric /$rB.H. Liddell Hart --$tSherman's march to the sea was driven by vengeance /$rJack Trammell --$gHow did the war end in a Union victory? --$tThe war has been a Union failure /$rDemocratic Party --$tThe war has been a Union success /$rAbraham Lincoln --$tThe South should never surrender /$rJefferson Davis --$tThe South should cease fighting /$rRobert E. Lee --$tAntietam marked the turning point of the war /$rJames M. McPherson --$tLincoln's Gettysburg address marked the turning point of the Civil War /$rGarry Wills --$gWhat is the legacy of the Civil War? --$tThe Civil War was the first modern war /$rBruce Catton --$tThe Civil War was not a modern war /$rStuart L. Koehl --$tThe Confederacy was a tragic lost cause /$rWoodrow Wilson --$tThe "Lost Cause" of the Confederacy is a historical myth /$rAlan T. Nolan.
520 $aExamines primary and secondary documents on the subject of the Civil War and addresses several important issues from both the Northern and Southern perspectives on topics such as the causes of the war, the moral and legal actions of the North, how the North won, and the legacy of the Civil War.
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