The Politically Incorrect Guides: The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Civil War (Paperback)

from taoswheat

I have not completely finished the book, but it is a worthwhile read if you want to learn more about the Civil War and associated politics and events. I suspect it would not readily fit in the current classroom environment.

from torrey23

This book was worth the read for someone who is not well versed in the Civil War. It has a Southern bias, but is still fairly objective. It provides a brief overview of several different generals from both sides. There were several typos and mistakes. All-in-all, I am glad that I read it, and I t...

from torrey23

This book was worth the read for someone who is not well versed in the Civil War. It has a Southern bias, but is still fairly objective. It provides a brief overview of several different generals from both sides. There were several typos and mistakes. All-in-all, I am glad that I read it, and I t...

from sergerca

Interesting tidbits in places, but ridiculous overall. Crocker is an unabashed southern apologist, but his arguments (which, to be honest, I've never encountered before) make little sense to me. For one, he thinks secession perfectly legal in the respect that the Declaration of Independence was l...

from sergerca

Interesting tidbits in places, but ridiculous overall. Crocker is an unabashed southern apologist, but his arguments (which, to be honest, I've never encountered before) make little sense to me. For one, he thinks secession perfectly legal in the respect that the Declaration of Independence was l...