Barely a year into the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln suggested buying slaves for $400 apiece under a "gradual emancipation" plan that would bring peace at less cost than several months of hostilities.
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Commentary, observations, and random musing from South Carolina.
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Interesting Destinations
- American Secession Project
- Confederate Brothers of Colour
- Cooter's Commentaries and Such
- Corwin Amendment
- Digital Book Index
- Dixie Broadcasting Radio
- Documenting the American South
- Early American Documents
- King Lincoln Archive
- Know Southern History
- LewRockwell.com
- Sherman's March Through South Carolina
- Sherman's March: Final Revenge
- Slave Narratives
- Slavery in the North
- Sons of Confederate Veterans
- The Ludwig von Mises Institute
- The Nineteenth Century in Print
- The Southern Caucus
- William Gilmore Simms Society
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