Defending Dixie's Land

[Rebellion to Tyrants]

Defending Dixie's Land, authored by a CW2 player, is celebrating its one-year anniversary today. The final reduced price for the paperback is now available, and the ebook version is on sale.

https://www.amazon.com/Defending-Dixies ... B0C1J3J6Z6

Let the discussion begin!

[pgr]

Judging from the back cover, looks like some reheated neo-Lost Cause analysis with some contemporary anti-academic tropes. I think I'll pass.

[ERISS]

looks like some reheated neo-Lost Cause analysis with some contemporary anti-academic tropes

Don't tell this, as you're making advert.
I'm defending none, as both North and South were slavers. Abolition was just an economical tool against the South. North more needed waged europeans colons for its industries than slaved africans prisoners they used as confort service work.
But the South, like the North needed the "free" slave-waged europeans in factories, South needed the slaves for paysant work in fields.
So abolition, sacrifice their own actual slavery, was a win for the North to tame the South.
If they could, North had kept their own slaves.