Lincoln as the South Knew Him: Contemporary Southern Perspectives on the President – Paperback

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by O. W. Blacknall (Author), Frank B. III Powell (Editor), Ron And Don Kennedy (Foreword by)

Written almost 100 years ago, Lincoln As The South Should Know Him remains a reference source for historians today. It seems Southerners in the early part of the twentieth century faced the same problems and misinformation Southerners in the twenty-first century face. In fact, twenty-first century Southerners face even more problems with the political correctness and liberal agendas of modern day historians – if history is even taught at all. Blacknall also exposes the atrocities overseen by Generals Sherman and Grant, their so-called troops and most of Lincoln’s cabinet members in this short – but to the point book. Lincoln As The South Should Know Him holds a unique place in history as one lone voice of reason and logic in a wilderness of misinformation, falsehoods and political correctness.

Number of Pages: 52 Dimensions: 0.11 x 8 x 5 IN Illustrated: Yes Publication Date: July 01, 2011

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