We "Shall See Our Lovely South Desolated by the Demon of War"
New for October 2026
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In January 1861, Alexander H. Stephens found himself in the position of persuading his fellow Georgians to remain in the Union rather than secede. Dedicated to preserving slavery, he preferred to postpone secession until a later time. Here's the address he gave to secession convention delegates.
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