#HistoryBio #JeffDavis
#HistoryBio #JeffDavis
Slavery gave rape and incest an economic incentive.
Aaron may not have raped them all and fathered them all, but he did father some of them, and under the circumstances, it must have been rape. #HistoryBio
Slavery gave rape and incest an economic incentive.
Aaron may not have raped them all and fathered them all, but he did father some of them, and under the circumstances, it must have been rape. #HistoryBio
it’s interesting that #JeffDavis faith in God deepened during the civil war. I don’t mean that sarcastically. Just think about it.
it’s interesting that #JeffDavis faith in God deepened during the civil war. I don’t mean that sarcastically. Just think about it.
#HistoryBio #JeffDavis
#HistoryBio #JeffDavis
#HistoryBio
#JeffDavis
#HistoryBio
#JeffDavis
With Atlanta, Savannah, and Charleston captured, the last port, Wilmington closed, Sherman rampaging through the Carolinas, and Grant squeezing Richmond, Davis still held out for terms. .
With Atlanta, Savannah, and Charleston captured, the last port, Wilmington closed, Sherman rampaging through the Carolinas, and Grant squeezing Richmond, Davis still held out for terms. .
In 1864 Davis told an unofficial delegation from DC that he had “not one drop of the blood shed in this war on my hands…I can look at my God and say this.”
Fuck this jackass. This dude tried to break the perpetual Union, and he ordered the assault on Ft Sumter.
In 1864 Davis told an unofficial delegation from DC that he had “not one drop of the blood shed in this war on my hands…I can look at my God and say this.”
Fuck this jackass. This dude tried to break the perpetual Union, and he ordered the assault on Ft Sumter.
Southern unity is a distortion attached to the “lost-cause,” myth. The South had as much dissent as any land engaged in a self inflicted disaster.
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Southern unity is a distortion attached to the “lost-cause,” myth. The South had as much dissent as any land engaged in a self inflicted disaster.
www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/his...