About All That Disdain for the Old South: How Dishonor of America's Founding Documents Wrought Catastrophe

As a retrospection of America’s tumultuous antebellum era, About All That Disdain for the Old South avails its reader truly disturbing revelations. It affirms that 1860 presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln well knew the Old South’s slaveholders to be completely secure in their constitutional authority to practice slavery: and therefore further understood that secession, if undertaken, would in fact be an act intended by Southerners as the remedy for a grievance unrelated to any threat of ...