1861-1865

Examines primary documents from domestic and foreign observers to determine whether the American South was Constitutionally justified in seceding, and digs past conventional history to debunk myths about the Civil War's causes and nationwide attitudes toward blacks and slavery.

The tale of Joseph and how he works out his relationships--to a country in the midst of bloodletting, a heritage of faith, a father, and a girlfriend.

Examines events that led to the Civil War in the United States, beginning in 1815, and includes discussion of how Abraham Lincoln fought to preserve the Union, and how the South battled to retain slaves and its way of life.

A biography of McClellan who believed he was God's chosen instrument to save the Union in the Civil War.

When her new husband joins the hastily organized Confederate Army, Geneva changes her name to Jimmy, dons a uniform, and enlists to be with her beloved.

Diary of Sarah Morgan who lived in Baton Rouge, Louisiana describing life in the South during the Civil War.

Contains 36 leaves of plates originally issued with a volume of narrative by Oxmoor House. Louis Kurz was asked by President Lincoln to visit scenes of action during the Civil War and record what he saw.

Text and 836 pictures cover both the political and military aspects of the Civil War.