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Look Away!: A History of the Confederate States of America

Look Away!: A History of the Confederate States of America

26,36 €
Einband: Gebundene Ausgabe
Seitenzahl: 512 Seiten
Erscheinungsdatum: 01.01.1970
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Look Away!: A History of the Confederate States of America
von William C. Davis
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The military history of the Civil War is well known. The political history of the era, and especially...
The military history of the Civil War is well known. The political history of the era, and especially of the South, is less documented, a gap that William Davis's Look Away! admirably addresses. Although the rhetoric of secession was democratic, invoking the ideals of the American Revolution and its classical forebears, Southern politics was directed by members of a small, self-serving aristocracy. And though the Confederate government advanced what then and now might be thought to be radical proposals (for one, that the postal service had to be self-supporting within two years of its founding), it was intolerant of dissent; the South's leaders, Davis writes, even barred a constitutional provision "recognizing the right of a state to secede." The natural result, Davis shows, was widespread resistance, including the development of a peace movement and of political groups loyal to the old Union. At the end of the war, Davis writes, "Confederate democracy had gone and would not be seen again--but the oligarchies had survived." Davis's study affords a new view on the Civil War, and it makes a fine addition to the overflowing library devoted to that crisis. --Gregory McNamee
Verlag: Free Press
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