... Shermans's march through Georgia and the Carolinas graphically illustrate the impact of the war. Ellen Leonard's account of the New York Antidraft riot exposes the dilemma of conflicting visions of the goals of the war. Victory for the Union did not answer all the major questions posed by the antislavery debate and the war. At the end of this chapter and also chapter 5 the author included a variety of ... his own personal perfection. Eliza Pinckney, "A Republican Women", was an extraordinary woman of the colonial south. Throughout her life she knew how to fend for herself. She was educat...

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... were available to Robertson, Denmark Vesey was well researched, and factual, without his own opinion showing through too much. For these thoughts he added in his own chapter "A Personal Conclusion." Due to the lack of information, Robertson's book acts as a sort of introduction to the story, leaving more to be desired. Whether or not there is very much more information about Denmark Vesey to refer ... had extensive consequences. Robertson particularized them with references to John Calhoun fortifying South Carolina before the civil war occurred. It also left a scare in the people's mind...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

... were available to Robertson, Denmark Vesey was well researched, and factual, without his own opinion showing through too much. For these thoughts he added in his own chapter "A Personal Conclusion." Due to the lack of information, Robertson's book acts as a sort of introduction to the story, leaving more to be desired. Whether or not there is very much more information about Denmark Vesey to refer ... had extensive consequences. Robertson particularized them with references to John Calhoun fortifying South Carolina before the civil war occurred. It also left a scare in the people's mind...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate