Everything You Were Taught About African-Americans and the Civil War is Wrong, Ask a Southerner! - Paperback

African-Americans and the Civil War: A Southern Historian's Perspective

Award-winning author and Southern historian Colonel Lochlainn Seabrook presents an extensively researched examination of African-Americans during the American Civil War era. This 78-chapter book challenges conventional narratives with documented historical evidence spanning the periods before, during, and after Lincoln's War.

Comprehensive Historical Coverage

The book is organized into three detailed sections: "African-Americans Before Lincoln's War," "African-Americans During Lincoln's War," and "African-Americans After Lincoln's War." Topics covered include indigenous African slavery, white American slavery, the origins of black American slavery in the North, black Confederate soldiers, black KKM members, and the American abolition movement's Southern roots.

Extensively Documented Research

This scholarly work features hundreds of rare illustrations and photographs from the Civil War period, scores of eyewitness accounts from both black and white participants, copious endnotes for verification, a comprehensive index, and an exhaustive bibliography. The result represents decades of historical study focused on racial unification and factual accuracy without anti-South bias.