TheGreenHornet
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This Nation suffered tremendously due to The War Between the States (the correct title) much more so than most now realize.
If all those deaths and property damage could have been avoided we would be much more powerful and the undisputed super-power with no communism allowed anywhere in the world and Islam a religion that that would have been declared illegal and wiped out long ago.Amazon product
Black slavery would have ended with the coming of the industrial age if not before.....the humane way of dealing with the problem would have been to change their legal status of being slaves to a status of indentured servants....like so many whites had gone through.
After their period of servitude was over the majority should have been sent to liberia with economic support to sustain them until they built up Liberia into a successful state with the help of White American advisors.
A select few should have been allowed to stay....the more intelligent ones with needed skills and demonstrated loyalty could then have been a base of support for their cousins in Liberia and eventually join up with them.... after Liberia became a stable and powerful nation ----and then realizing and implementing their manifest destiny of colonizing the rest of Africa and turning them into client states and thus by their example educate the majority of blacks on the proper way to live and conduct themselves whilst becoming civilized, educated and thus enabled to use their knew found skills and abilities to create successful nation states.
It could have been done....it would have required more visionaires and fewer liberal radicals trying to assume fallacious roles of moral superiority
Isn't indentured servitude just another term for slavery. So if everybody had used that term instead of slavery we would not have had a Civil War??
It has been explained many times in the past and on this board that Slavery was not the cause of the so called civil war....'the war between the states' being the most appropriate title for that war.
For anyone who wants the truth about that war.........
The War Between the States - John J. Dwyer
John J. Dwyer's The War Between the States is an academic masterpiece. Exhaustively researched, historically accurate, and beautifully presented, it gives the student a cultural, economic, religious, and militaristic understanding of the most misunderstood conflict in American history. Without regional bias or political prejudice, Dwyer affords a sweeping look at the Civil War, and his more than 500 photographs, paintings, maps, charts, political cartoons, and biographical features make it come alive for the reader. This book is sure to become an academic classic.
Finally, the true story of the War Between the States, in one captivating volume. With more than 530 illustrations, nearly 100 biographical sketches, and his attention-grabbing style, John J. Dwyer has radically transformed the tedious, uninspiring textbook rendering of the Civil War into what it should be America's greatest epic. Respected historians George Grant, J. Steven Wilkins, Douglas Wilson, and Tom Spencer are contributing editors to the The War Between the States: America's Uncivil War, and over two dozen of renowned historical artist John Paul Strain's greatest works appear. The book offers 700 action-packed pages of war-time drama that will forever change the way Americans view the Civil War.
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