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Shame of the Yankees - America's Worst Anti-Jewish Action [Civil War thread]
Jewish Press ^ | 11-21-06 | Lewis Regenstein

Posted on 11/21/2006 5:23:06 AM PST by SJackson

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To: Alouette
in point of FACT, lincoln both FEARED & HATED "persons of colour" & "members of religious minorities", including but not limited to: Amerindians,Asians,Blacks, Catholics,Jews,Latinos,Mennonites,Mormons, Quakers and what he called "muddy-coloured people" (MIXED-bloods like ME, for example.).

face it, lincoln was as vicious a racist as existed in his time.

further, after the war he planned to DEPORT all the Blacks to Africa & "drive from our dominions or EXTERMINATE to the last one" all of the Americans Indians in the country! (nice guy, huh??)

free dixie,sw

421 posted on 11/22/2006 2:34:20 PM PST by stand watie ("Resistance to tyrants is OBEDIENCE to God." - T. Jefferson, 1804)
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To: Alouette
SORRY, but the "Declarations of the Causes of Secession" were PRIVATE documents, which were APPROVED by NO state in the country.

had the private citizens that wrote those papers chosen instead to write "Mary Had a Little Lamb", the two works would have been exactly as important as the other to an understanding of the causes of the WBTS.

i personally know of NO scholar, other than the most extreme radical fringe of the REVISIONIST School, that would SERIOUSLY take the position that those "declarations" are EVEN important, much less proof of anything.

the ONLY main causes of the war were:

a. for the Union: PRESERVING the union &

b. for the Southerners: FREEDOM for dixie.

in 1860, i seriously doubt that 25,ooo people in ALL of the USA cared about "slavery" or the "plight of the slaves" except those FEW percent of persons who actually OWNED slaves. AFTER the war, the unionists SAID that the war was a "cruisade aginst slavery". that's called SELF-righteousness & SELF-serving BILGE!

free dixie,sw

422 posted on 11/22/2006 2:44:16 PM PST by stand watie ("Resistance to tyrants is OBEDIENCE to God." - T. Jefferson, 1804)
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To: Alouette
SORRY, but the "Declarations of the Causes of Secession" were PRIVATE documents, which were APPROVED by NO state in the country.

had the private citizens that wrote those papers chosen instead to write "Mary Had a Little Lamb", the two works would have been exactly as important as the other to an understanding of the causes of the WBTS.

i personally know of NO scholar, other than the most extreme radical fringe of the REVISIONIST School, that would SERIOUSLY take the position that those "declarations" are EVEN important, much less proof of anything.

the ONLY main causes of the war were:

a. for the Union: PRESERVING the union &

b. for the Southerners: FREEDOM for dixie.

in 1860, i seriously doubt that 25,ooo people in ALL of the USA cared about "slavery" or the "plight of the slaves" except those FEW percent of persons who actually OWNED slaves. AFTER the war, the unionists SAID that the war was a "crusade against slavery". that's called SELF-righteousness & SELF-serving BILGE!

free dixie,sw

423 posted on 11/22/2006 2:44:33 PM PST by stand watie ("Resistance to tyrants is OBEDIENCE to God." - T. Jefferson, 1804)
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To: Alouette
the 5-6% of the population, i.e. those who OWNED slaves, cared a GREAT DEAL about the "preservation & protection of the peculiar institution".

almost NOBODY else, north or south cared.

free dixie,sw

424 posted on 11/22/2006 2:47:23 PM PST by stand watie ("Resistance to tyrants is OBEDIENCE to God." - T. Jefferson, 1804)
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To: Alouette
are you over the age of 18??? NOBODY i know, who is an adult, uses "dude". (though some of my History 101 students do.)

WHEN (i expect about 2010-2012 AND the Univ of Chicago to follow within about 2-4 years) Southern IL Univ puts their entire library on the net,you point MIGHT be valid. but right now in 11/06 , you are completely WRONG.

free dixie,sw

425 posted on 11/22/2006 2:55:53 PM PST by stand watie ("Resistance to tyrants is OBEDIENCE to God." - T. Jefferson, 1804)
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To: Alouette
Except for Julie, the slave Mrs. Grant took with her, and who ran away, the others lived on the Dent family farm in Missouri.

Until when? Missouri outlawed slavery in January 1865. Where were they between then and December?

426 posted on 11/22/2006 2:59:17 PM PST by Non-Sequitur
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To: stand watie
i don't have easy/routine access to ARMY LAWYER any more,

Well, if YOU don't, why should anybody else? Don't make me do YOUR FREAKING HOMEWORK. You are the one trying to prove the point.

Yeah, well if you have volume, issue and page# then if I feel in the mood, the next time I am at the university library archives for some other reason, maybe I'll look it up, unless I forget.

If YOU are going to cite some article not easily available, it is YOUR responsibility to provide QUOTES and CONTEXT. Don't tell OTHER PEOPLE to go look up YOUR CITATIONS. YOU want to PROVE SOMETHING, YOU LOOK IT UP.

427 posted on 11/22/2006 3:06:29 PM PST by Alouette (Psalms of the Day: 1-9)
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To: Non-Sequitur
Where were they between then and December?

This is a mystery for the Hardly Boys!

THE CASE OF THE MISSING DENT SLAVES.


428 posted on 11/22/2006 3:12:57 PM PST by Alouette (Psalms of the Day: 1-9)
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To: Alouette
Since Missouri was exempt from the Emancipation Proclamation, Julia Grant's slaves probably remained her property until the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment in 1865.

Probably? Suddenly the issue doesn't seem so cut and dried. Missouri ended slavery on January 11 through an amendment to its constitution passed by a Constitutional convention, so legally she could not keep slaves in that state. If the quote is accurate then how did the accomplish that?

429 posted on 11/22/2006 3:13:00 PM PST by Non-Sequitur
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To: Alouette

Here's something that might help

www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/Wirz/Wirz.htm


430 posted on 11/22/2006 3:37:30 PM PST by StoneWall Brigade (Rick Santorum And Newt Gingrich08!)
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To: StoneWall Brigade

Thanks!


431 posted on 11/22/2006 3:40:19 PM PST by Alouette (Psalms of the Day: 1-9)
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To: Alouette

I don't know if it will be any help


432 posted on 11/22/2006 3:46:27 PM PST by StoneWall Brigade (Rick Santorum And Newt Gingrich08!)
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To: spacecowboynj
Look, the precedence of secession had been set decades before, not just in the South but in the New England states as well. All Lincoln had to do to prevent it was compromise, just as presidents had done before him.

No precedent had been set becaus nobody have ever seceded before. Secession wasn't threatened by the Hartford Convention, it had not been seriously attempted by South Carolina. There was no precedent for it.

You don't just stop slavery in a nation overnight, you phase it out. I would've compensated the south, dispensed with the tariffs and created immigration initiatives whereby immigrant workers could have basically a free ride to the south and incentives to work the hard stuff (and let's be frank, immigrants in this country at that time pretty much built everything after slavery ended).

Three problems with that plan. The first is that there was absolutely no desire in the south to end slavery, compensated or otherwise. The second is that take away tariffs and you take away government funding, so you would have to tax something else. Add to that the fact that tariffs weren't that big a burden on the South to begin with. Finally, you've phased out slavery an dbrought in all those immigrants to do the work. What are the former slaves supposed to be doing?

Is that so hard? But nope, Lincoln had go the route of six million dead Americans in today's numbers. Holy friggin' crap. My only regret about Booth blowing his head off is that he didn't do it in 1859.

Let me point out that it was the south that initiated the war, not the North.

433 posted on 11/22/2006 3:59:42 PM PST by Non-Sequitur
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To: Alouette

Oh go ahead, ask him for the title of that German book he mentioned. This should be good.


434 posted on 11/22/2006 4:12:46 PM PST by Non-Sequitur
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To: Alouette

Here's more

www.geocities.com/confederate_cause/thecause-secession3.htm


435 posted on 11/22/2006 4:13:27 PM PST by StoneWall Brigade (Rick Santorum And Newt Gingrich08!)
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To: Alouette

www.geocities.com/cmp_csa/Defense_of_Wirz.html


436 posted on 11/22/2006 4:52:39 PM PST by StoneWall Brigade (Rick Santorum And Newt Gingrich08!)
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To: stand watie
btw, do you read/write in German??? if you do, i can direct you to an excellent book on the "kangaroo court". to my knowledge it has NOT been translated to English.

Geben Sie mir den Titel, und sagen Sie mir pünktlich wo ich das Buch bestehen möchte. Ja sicher würden die Deutsche ihn verteidigen, er war ein Deutsch-sprechender Hund.

437 posted on 11/22/2006 5:06:29 PM PST by Alouette (Psalms of the Day: 1-9)
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To: Alouette

Hope the web sites where of some help to you


438 posted on 11/22/2006 5:08:03 PM PST by StoneWall Brigade (Rick Santorum And Newt Gingrich08!)
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To: stand watie
the "Declarations of the Causes of Secession" were PRIVATE documents, which were APPROVED by NO state in the country.

So no state legislatures voted to secede? They really stayed in the Union for nothing? OMG the whole freaking war was a mistake!!

439 posted on 11/22/2006 5:09:33 PM PST by Alouette (Psalms of the Day: 1-9)
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To: Non-Sequitur

Where is that "useless war" Thomas Nast sketch you posted?


440 posted on 11/22/2006 5:10:10 PM PST by Alouette (Psalms of the Day: 1-9)
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