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H. W. Johnstone
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In Truth of the War Conspiracy of 1861, the author argues that Lincoln and his co-conspirators used deceit and disinformation to promote war. Published in 1917, the text benefits from documentation which was not available when postwar Confederates wrote their histories of the conflict. This audiobook makes an important contribution to exposing the historical myths promoted by big government elites and academics.
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- 11-28-20
Finally, the truth
A collection of easily verified documents crreating a cogent and compelling explanation of how Lincoln was willing to sacrifice treasure and blood in order that the South not be allowed to leave the union. An eye-opening read for anyone steeped in the modern propaganda of "honest Abe".
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