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Breaking up is hard to do States’ rights, states’ wrongs “Uncivil Action,” by Jonathan Turley (November 2010), nicely portrayed both sides of the argument for and against secession by the Southern states. The article alludes to the fact that the main justification for secession—the American Revolution—placed states in the same position as the Constitution’s framers. …
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Trailside: Knoxville, Tennessee – Burnside Bounces BackIn the summer and fall of 1863, Eastern Tennessee would be center stage for critical Western Theater fighting.
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