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Whatever other motives the Federals had for fighting the war, the ideal of ‘Union’ was the glue that held Northern resolve together. The loyal American citizenry fought a war for Union that also killed slavery. In a conflict that stretched across four years and claimed more than 800,000 U.S. casualties (killed or wounded in battle, …
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