If the South had won the Civil War.
MacKinlay KantorIf the South had won the Civil War.
January 1, 1976Bantam Books112 pages
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if you have ever wondered what the consequences of a more conciliatory approach to slavery and the south might have been , particularly if you are a pacifist, this book gives a reasonable outcome to a non-violent solution to the problem. And it will appeal to all fans of alternate histories.
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