Charleston Under Arms
A Connecticut Yankee visits Charleston during the Fort Sumter standoff
A Connecticut Yankee visits Charleston during the Fort Sumter standoff
In 1861, the grandson of President John Quincy Adams (and great-granson of President John Adams) argued that the nature of the cotton trade itself contained the seeds of slavery's demise
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