Alexander H. Stephens, "The
Honor of This Country"
John C.
Calhoun, "Southern
Address"
William H. Seward,
"A Higher
Law"
Charles Sumner, "The
Crime Against Kansas"
Frederick Douglass, "What to the Slave is
the Fourth of July?"
Alexander Stephens,
"Let us,
therefore, reason together"
Robert E.
Lee, "Farewell
to the Army of Northern Virginia"
Thaddeus Stevens, "Lancaster
(Pa.) Speech," 6 September 1865
Incessant
and Violent Agitation President James
Buchanan, Dec 3 1860
There Is To Be No
War Alfred Iverson of Georgia, Dec 4 1860
Cotton is King Louis Wigfall
of Texas, Dec 6 1860
The Wide Awakes Louis
Wigfall of Texas, Dec 6 1860
You Must Go to the
Wall Benjamin Wade of Ohio, Dec 8 1860
Not
a Southern or Any Other Confederacy Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, Dec
18 1860
Scatter
Desolation and Carnage George Pugh of Ohio, Dec 20 1860
You Never Can
Subjugate Us Judah Benjamin of Louisiana, Dec 31 1860
We
Cannot Alter Our Free Government Edward Baker of Oregon, Dec 31 1860
To Separate
Without Our Consent Stephen Douglas of Illinois, Jan 3 1861
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Journalism
President
or no President New York Evening Post,
Jan 23 1861
England
would thus achieve Cleveland Daily National Democrat, Nov 20 1860
Louisiana
should help them New York Daily News, Dec 25 1860
Power
and patronage Daily Chicago Times, Dec 10 1860
Make
Massachusetts foot most of the bills Boston Daily Courier, Dec 18
1860
The
Southern trade Manchester New Hampshire Union Democrat, Feb 19 1861
William Lloyd Garrison, "The
Liberator"
Alexis de
Tocqueville, "Of
Individualism in Democratic Countries"
Alexis de Tocqueville, "Why
the Americans are so Restless"
Alexis de Tocqueville, "Government
of the Democracy in America"
Albany
(N.Y.) Evening
Journal, 23 May 1856
Staunton (Va.)
Spectator,
13 and 20 November 1860
Nathaniel Hawthorne, "Chiefly
About War Matters"
U.S.
Grant, Meeting
President Lincoln
U.S.
Grant, Taking
Command of the Army of the Potomac
U.S. Grant, Plans
for the 1864 Campaign
Charleston (S.C.) Mercury,
13 January 1865
SC Governor F. W. Pickens to Gen. James Simons of the 4th Brigade, S.C.
Militia.
Prospects of
Slavery Expansion
The Terrors of
Submission
Arkansas
Editorial
The
Crittenden Compromise Editorial
The
Non-Slaveholders of the South
The
Question of the Hour
What
is the True Issue
Lincoln
Cooper
Union Address
Speech
at New Haven, Connecticut
First Inaugural
Letter to
George Robertson
Proclamation Calling
Militia
Proclamation
of Blockage Against Southern Ports
House Divided Speech
Platforms, Pronouncements, and Proposals
Orders and Agreements
Robert E. Lee, General
Orders, No. 73
William T.
Sherman, Orders
to the Mayor and City Council of Atlanta
William T. Sherman, Special
Field Orders, No. 120
William
T. Sherman, Special
Field Orders, No. 15
U.S.
Grant, Meeting
with Robert E. Lee, 9 April 1865
William T. Sherman, First
Agreement with Joseph E. Johnston, 18 April
1865
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