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Copperhead Directed by Ron Maxwell, 2013, 120 minutes The value of director Ron Maxwell’s (Gettysburg, Gods and Generals) latest Civil War offering is that it deals with a topic frequently overlooked in most Americans’ education about the Civil War—Northern Democrats who opposed the war for various reasons. Some of them just didn’t like war. Many …
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