The Debate on the American Civil War Era.

Richard E. Beringer · Hugh Tulloch

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1. Introduction 2. Chronology 3. Slavery 4. Abolitionism 5. The Causes of the Civil War 6. Why the North Won the Civil War 7. Reconstruction 8. Notes 9. Bibliography

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