This volume, written by a Representative from North Carolina in the Fifty-Third Congress, presents the historical evidence justifying the Southern States in their long controversy with the Northern States. Drawing from historical documents and speeches, the author demonstrates beyond all doubt that the cause of the South in the mid-Nineteenth Century was nothing more or less than the defense of the constitutional principles upon which the original Union of American States was founded.

Related Titles: Crimes of the Civil War by Henry Clay Dean (1868) Facts and Falsehoods Concerning the War on the South by George Edmonds (1904) Northern Rebellion and Southern Secession by Elbert William R. Ewing (1904)

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Other Titles By This Author: The South's Burden by Benjamin Franklin Grady (1906)