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The Saints Are Marching On, and On, and On…

By H. A. Scott Trask

A review of Copperheads: The Rise and Fall of Lincoln’s Opponents in the North by Jennifer L. Weber (Oxford University Press, 2007). They say a picture is worth a thousand words. In this case it… »

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Who Won the Webster-Hayne Debate of 1830?

By H. A. Scott Trask

The dominant historical opinion of the famous debate between Daniel Webster of Massachusetts and Robert Young Hayne of South Carolina which took place in the United States Senate in 1830 has long been that Webster… »

  • Daniel Webster
  • H.A. Scott Trask
  • Nullification
  • Robert Hayne
  • United States Constitution
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The Reign of Terror: Republican Efforts to Suppress Northern Opposition to the War by H.A. Scott Trask

By H. A. Scott Trask
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  • Re-Thinking Lincoln: The Man, The Myth, The Symbol, The Legacy
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Northern Discussion of Multiple Confederacies During the 1861 Secession Winter by H.A. Scott Trask

By H. A. Scott Trask
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  • Re-Thinking Lincoln: The Man, The Myth, The Symbol, The Legacy

A Bostonian on the Causes of the War, Part IV

By H. A. Scott Trask

Part IV (Final) from a section of Dr. Scott Trask’s work in progress, Copperheads and Conservatives. Part I. Part II. Part III. Massachusetts’ Politics It is one of the perils and paradoxes of democracy that… »

  • Abolitionists
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A Bostonian on the Causes of the War, Part III

By H. A. Scott Trask

Part III from a section of Dr. Scott Trask’s work in progress, Copperheads and Conservatives. Part I. Part II. Warnings of the Wrath to Come Southerners were by no means alone in deprecating the antislavery… »

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A Bostonian on the Causes of the War, Part II

By H. A. Scott Trask

Part II from a section of Dr. Scott Trask’s work in progress, Copperheads and Conservatives. Part I. Historical Survey Lunt believed that the celebrated Northwest Ordinance of 1787, which prohibited slavery in the territories north… »

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A Bostonian on the Causes of the War, Part I

By H. A. Scott Trask

Part I from a section of Dr. Scott Trask’s work in progress, Copperheads and Conservatives. [The extent and respectability of Northern opposition to Lincoln and his war is one of the best kept secrets of… »

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