While Ms. Nikki Haley was reluctant to say the "S" word (read slavery), we all know that slavery caused the Civil War. In this episode, we discuss whether slavery was the Civil War's immediate cause or its underlying cause.
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bit.ly/HbN-Podcast-Apple The in-depth analysis of this history is important for our current political moment because race is placed in front and center. For example, did you know that not all Southern states seceded? Or that most Northerners were deeply racist? Or that some slave states, such as Maryland, did not secede and that the Emancipation Proclamation did not apply to them?
To learn more about the history of the Civil War, I spoke with Mr. Roger Lowenstein (
rogerlowenstein.com/), a former reporter for The Wall Street Journal for more than a decade. He is a historian and his writings and writings about his books appear in The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Fortune, the New York Times, Atlantic, the Washington Post, and many other publications. He has written several books, including New York Times bestsellersā¦ about different important personalities and periods in the economic and financial history of the U.S.
He is the author of "Ways and Means, Lincoln and His Cabinet and the Financing of the Civil War", which was the Winner of the Harold Holzer Lincoln Forum Book Prize.
You might also be interested in my prior conversation with Mr. Lowenstein, during which he compared the US Civil War with the current war in Ukraine. Specifically, we talked about cotton and plantation owners in the South and Russia's tycoons and oil in Russia. Listen here:
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Adel Aali
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@adamroach3771
1 year ago
That's incorrect. All four of the slave states were under military occupation. The sitting government of Missouri seceded, but they were forced out of Jefferson city. The Border War between Kansas and Missouri set the whole powder keg off. Maryland was prevented from seceding because it would have cut off Washington DC from the Union. They Didn't necessary fight for the Union. Their were Missouri, Maryland, Delaware, and Kentucky regiments fighting on both sides.
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