Civil War Emancipation explores the coming of freedom to the slaves as part of the ongoing sesquicentennial celebration of the U.S. Civil War.
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Prof. Shaffer, I just want to say that of all the Civil War blogs I read, this is my favorite. Thanks for doing it.
Regards,
Brad
Thanks, Brad. You’re too kind.