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245 10 $aWhen in the course of human events :$barguing the case for southern secession /$cCharles Adams.
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505 0 $a1. The dangerous road to secession. --2. A useless fort? --3. Lincoln crosses the Rubicon. --4. Whose war was it , anyway? --5. The British press views the war. --6. British scholars speak. --7. How British cartoonists saw the war. --8. A just war? --9. Negrophobia. --10. The Ku Klux Klan. --11. The peacemakers. --12. The trial of the century that never was. --13. Lincoln's logic. --14. The high ground. --15. Reflections: healing the breach.
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