Jefferson Davis

There is only one person in history who knows the full true story of the South and the so-called American "Civil War." That person is the man who led the Confederate states for four bloody years against the implacable military machine that was the U. S. army; an army three to four times the size of the South's and which possessed unlimited funding, men, and supplies. That individual was the noble, honorable, brilliant, and heroic Jefferson Davis, Mexican war veteran, respected Mississippi Congressman, esteemed Secretary of War under U. S. President Franklin Pierce, and revered President of the Confederate States of America. Though he passed away in 1889, nearly a century and a half ago, fortunately for posterity Davis preserved what he called "the truth, the whole truth" in 1881. It was that year that he published his masterpiece The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, a magnificent two-volume work in which he provides the real history (as opposed to the fake history fabricated by the alethophobic Left) behind the secession of the Southern states and the formation of the C. S. A. The president's elaborate and accurate battle accounts, along with his factual and detailed descriptions of the complex sociopolitical events that led to disunion, war, and surrender, make this illustrated 1,500 page Southern classic the most important book ever written on early American politico-military history. Up until now, if you wanted to read Davis' book, your choice would have been mainly between slapdash reproductions and various online, difficult-to-read, digitized versions, both which have been known to come with expurgated text and missing illustrations, and occasionally virulent anti-South commentary as well. Sea Raven Press has changed all that with our publication of a true facsimile reprint of Davis' The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government. Lovingly compiled, respectfully edited, and beautifully designed by award-winning author-historian-artist Col. Lochlainn Seabrook, our photographic reproduction maintains the full integrity of the original 1881 edition, the reader's guarantee that nothing has been censored or altered in any way. In addition to a faithful reprint of the full and unredacted original edition of Davis' book, Col. Seabrook generously includes an Editor's Notes, an Editor's Preface, an Editor's Introduction that provide additional context to the president's writings. Along with these extras, he also includes a "Davis Photo Album," with dozens of rare Victorian images and illustrations of the Confederate chief executive and his family members, homes, and memorials. Our facsimile reprint of Davis' opus magnum is the only one of its kind, and is sure to become the benchmark by which all past and future reproductions and reprints will be measured. A must-read for all patriots, this book will permanently change the way you look at not only Davis and the War for Southern Independence, but America itself, the U. S. Constitution, states' rights, and the Founding Fathers. In our ongoing crusade to preserve genuine Southern history, we are proud to offer this attractive reproduction to the public, artistically designed by President Davis' cousin, a Sons of Confederate Veterans member, and currently the author and editor of nearly 100 scholarly books. Our publication of this "sine qua non of Southern literature," as Col. Seabrook refers to it, is available in paperback and hardcover.

There is only one person in history who knows the full true story of the South and the so-called American "Civil War." That person is the man who led the Confederate states for four bloody years against the implacable military machine that was the U. S. army; an army three to four times the size of the South's and which possessed unlimited funding, men, and supplies. That individual was the noble, honorable, brilliant, and heroic Jefferson Davis, Mexican war veteran, respected Mississippi Congressman, esteemed Secretary of War under U. S. President Franklin Pierce, and revered President of the Confederate States of America. Though he passed away in 1889, nearly a century and a half ago, fortunately for posterity Davis preserved what he called "the truth, the whole truth" in 1881. It was that year that he published his masterpiece The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, a magnificent two-volume work in which he provides the real history (as opposed to the fake history fabricated by the alethophobic Left) behind the secession of the Southern states and the formation of the C. S. A. The president's elaborate and accurate battle accounts, along with his factual and detailed descriptions of the complex sociopolitical events that led to disunion, war, and surrender, make this illustrated 1,500 page Southern classic the most important book ever written on early American politico-military history. Up until now, if you wanted to read Davis' book, your choice would have been mainly between slapdash reproductions and various online, difficult-to-read, digitized versions, both which have been known to come with expurgated text and missing illustrations, and occasionally virulent anti-South commentary as well. Sea Raven Press has changed all that with our publication of a true facsimile reprint of Davis' The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government. Lovingly compiled, respectfully edited, and beautifully designed by award-winning author-historian-artist Col. Lochlainn Seabrook, our photographic reproduction maintains the full integrity of the original 1881 edition, the reader's guarantee that nothing has been censored or altered in any way. In addition to a faithful reprint of the full and unredacted original edition of Davis' book, Col. Seabrook generously includes an Editor's Notes, an Editor's Preface, an Editor's Introduction that provide additional context to the president's writings. Along with these extras, he also includes a "Davis Photo Album," with dozens of rare Victorian images and illustrations of the Confederate chief executive and his family members, homes, and memorials. Our facsimile reprint of Davis' opus magnum is the only one of its kind, and is sure to become the benchmark by which all past and future reproductions and reprints will be measured. A must-read for all patriots, this book will permanently change the way you look at not only Davis and the War for Southern Independence, but America itself, the U. S. Constitution, states' rights, and the Founding Fathers. In our ongoing crusade to preserve genuine Southern history, we are proud to offer this attractive reproduction to the public, artistically designed by President Davis' cousin, a Sons of Confederate Veterans member, and currently the author and editor of nearly 100 scholarly books. Our publication of this "sine qua non of Southern literature," as Col. Seabrook refers to it, is available in paperback and hardcover.

There is only one person in history who knows the full true story of the South and the so-called American "Civil War." That person is the man who led the Confederate states for four bloody years against the implacable military machine that was the U. S. army; an army three to four times the size of the South's and which possessed unlimited funding, men, and supplies. That individual was the noble, honorable, brilliant, and heroic Jefferson Davis, Mexican war veteran, respected Mississippi Congressman, esteemed Secretary of War under U. S. President Franklin Pierce, and revered President of the Confederate States of America. Though he passed away in 1889, nearly a century and a half ago, fortunately for posterity Davis preserved what he called "the truth, the whole truth" in 1881. It was that year that he published his masterpiece The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, a magnificent two-volume work in which he provides the real history (as opposed to the fake history fabricated by the alethophobic Left) behind the secession of the Southern states and the formation of the C. S. A. The president's elaborate and accurate battle accounts, along with his factual and detailed descriptions of the complex sociopolitical events that led to disunion, war, and surrender, make this illustrated 1,500 page Southern classic the most important book ever written on early American politico-military history. Up until now, if you wanted to read Davis' book, your choice would have been mainly between slapdash reproductions and various online, difficult-to-read, digitized versions, both which have been known to come with expurgated text and missing illustrations, and occasionally virulent anti-South commentary as well. Sea Raven Press has changed all that with our publication of a true facsimile reprint of Davis' The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government. Lovingly compiled, respectfully edited, and beautifully designed by award-winning author-historian-artist Col. Lochlainn Seabrook, our photographic reproduction maintains the full integrity of the original 1881 edition, the reader's guarantee that nothing has been censored or altered in any way. In addition to a faithful reprint of the full and unredacted original edition of Davis' book, Col. Seabrook generously includes an Editor's Notes, an Editor's Preface, an Editor's Introduction that provide additional context to the president's writings. Along with these extras, he also includes a "Davis Photo Album," with dozens of rare Victorian images and illustrations of the Confederate chief executive and his family members, homes, and memorials. Our facsimile reprint of Davis' opus magnum is the only one of its kind, and is sure to become the benchmark by which all past and future reproductions and reprints will be measured. A must-read for all patriots, this book will permanently change the way you look at not only Davis and the War for Southern Independence, but America itself, the U. S. Constitution, states' rights, and the Founding Fathers. In our ongoing crusade to preserve genuine Southern history, we are proud to offer this attractive reproduction to the public, artistically designed by President Davis' cousin, a Sons of Confederate Veterans member, and currently the author and editor of nearly 100 scholarly books. Our publication of this "sine qua non of Southern literature," as Col. Seabrook refers to it, is available in paperback and hardcover.

There is only one person in history who knows the full true story of the South and the so-called American "Civil War." That person is the man who led the Confederate states for four bloody years against the implacable military machine that was the U. S. army; an army three to four times the size of the South's and which possessed unlimited funding, men, and supplies. That individual was the noble, honorable, brilliant, and heroic Jefferson Davis, Mexican war veteran, respected Mississippi Congressman, esteemed Secretary of War under U. S. President Franklin Pierce, and revered President of the Confederate States of America. Though he passed away in 1889, nearly a century and a half ago, fortunately for posterity Davis preserved what he called "the truth, the whole truth" in 1881. It was that year that he published his masterpiece The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, a magnificent two-volume work in which he provides the real history (as opposed to the fake history fabricated by the alethophobic Left) behind the secession of the Southern states and the formation of the C. S. A. The president's elaborate and accurate battle accounts, along with his factual and detailed descriptions of the complex sociopolitical events that led to disunion, war, and surrender, make this illustrated 1,500 page Southern classic the most important book ever written on early American politico-military history. Up until now, if you wanted to read Davis' book, your choice would have been mainly between slapdash reproductions and various online, difficult-to-read, digitized versions, both which have been known to come with expurgated text and missing illustrations, and occasionally virulent anti-South commentary as well. Sea Raven Press has changed all that with our publication of a true facsimile reprint of Davis' The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government. Lovingly compiled, respectfully edited, and beautifully designed by award-winning author-historian-artist Col. Lochlainn Seabrook, our photographic reproduction maintains the full integrity of the original 1881 edition, the reader's guarantee that nothing has been censored or altered in any way. In addition to a faithful reprint of the full and unredacted original edition of Davis' book, Col. Seabrook generously includes an Editor's Notes, an Editor's Preface, an Editor's Introduction that provide additional context to the president's writings. Along with these extras, he also includes a "Davis Photo Album," with dozens of rare Victorian images and illustrations of the Confederate chief executive and his family members, homes, and memorials. Our facsimile reprint of Davis' opus magnum is the only one of its kind, and is sure to become the benchmark by which all past and future reproductions and reprints will be measured. A must-read for all patriots, this book will permanently change the way you look at not only Davis and the War for Southern Independence, but America itself, the U. S. Constitution, states' rights, and the Founding Fathers. In our ongoing crusade to preserve genuine Southern history, we are proud to offer this attractive reproduction to the public, artistically designed by President Davis' cousin, a Sons of Confederate Veterans member, and currently the author and editor of nearly 100 scholarly books. Our publication of this "sine qua non of Southern literature," as Col. Seabrook refers to it, is available in paperback and hardcover.

One of the most interesting and historical documents to emerge from the American Civil War, this account of that mighty and historical conflict was penned by none other than the leader of the Confederate States of America. Written in the first person, this work tells not only of the major events of the war-as experienced by the president of one of the warring sides-but also spells out the background, as seen by the South, of the origins of the conflict. Along the way it addresses the constitutional issues which lay at the heart of the war: slavery, states' rights, and the usurpation of the U. S. Constitution. Jefferson proves beyond question that the Confederacy was in fact adhering to the letter of the law of the U. S. Constitution. Most of the book however concentrates on the events which raged from 1861 to 1865, and the desperate attempts by the South to prepare for war against a far superior North. This new edition has been completely reset and contains hundreds of new footnotes to explain events, personalities, and issues, to the present-day reader. Illustrated.

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Reply Of Hon. Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi, The Speech Of Senator Douglas, In The U. S. Senate, May 16 And 17, 1860 has been considered by academicians and scholars of great significance and value to literature. This forms a part of the knowledge base for future generations. So that the book is never forgotten we have represented this book in a print format as the same form as it was originally first published. Hence any marks or annotations seen are left intentionally to preserve its true nature.

If you want to know what actually occurred between April 12, 1861, and April 9, 1865, you will want to read A Short History of the Confederate States of America. In it you will discover the true facts behind the conflict, all from the pen of one who not only lived through the War, but led the most remarkable republic in world history: Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederate States of America. This special reprint of Davis' illustrated 1890 work, respectfully edited as well as beautifully designed by award-winning author-historian-artist Lochlainn Seabrook, overturns the Left's fake Civil War history with easily demonstrable facts. You will learn, for example, the real reasons why the Southern states seceded, why the Liberal North invaded the Conservative South, and why Southerners were so willing to risk everything for their cause. Revealed is a veritable mountain of factual, actionable, and prosecutorial evidence regarding Lincoln's many unconstitutional acts and the countless war crimes committed by Union soldiers. Just as vital, Davis goes into great detail concerning the courage, partiotism, and determination of the Southern people as they struggled, sacrificed, fought, and died resisting their "implacable foe" the Liberal Yankee. The reader will not miss out on a single word written by Davis, for Mr. Seabrook has been careful to retain the Confederate president's complete original text, notes, and illustrations. Along with a helpful "Notes to the Reader" section (that provides background on mid 19th-Century politics as well as his observations on Davis' book), Mr. Seabrook includes a riveting fact-packed introduction that catalogs the outrages and atrocities perpetrated by the North while revealing the direct link between Lincoln's War and the communist uprising that exploded across America in 2020. As it has done with the rest of authentic history, the Left has tried unrelentingly to suppress A Short History of the Confederate States of America, attempting to bury its truths under a dark cloud of misinformation, disinformation, lies, and slander. But Mr. Seabrook has brought it back out into the light, preserving authentic Southern history in what we think is the most attractive, informative, and easy-to-read edition of this book ever published. A vitally important work for all patriots, it will alter your view, not only of the War Between the States, but of America itself, the U. S. Constitution, states rights, and the Founding Fathers. In our ongoing crusade to preserve genuine Southern history, we are proud to offer this reprint to the public, arranged, edited, and artistically designed by President Davis' cousin, a Sons of Confederate Veterans member and the author of 70 scholarly books. Available in paperback and hardcover.

If you want to know what actually occurred between April 12, 1861, and April 9, 1865, you will want to read A Short History of the Confederate States of America. In it you will discover the true facts behind the conflict, all from the pen of one who not only lived through the War, but led the most remarkable republic in world history: Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederate States of America. This special reprint of Davis' illustrated 1890 work, respectfully edited as well as beautifully designed by award-winning author-historian-artist Lochlainn Seabrook, overturns the Left's fake Civil War history with easily demonstrable facts. You will learn, for example, the real reasons why the Southern states seceded, why the Liberal North invaded the Conservative South, and why Southerners were so willing to risk everything for their cause. Revealed is a veritable mountain of factual, actionable, and prosecutorial evidence regarding Lincoln's many unconstitutional acts and the countless war crimes committed by Union soldiers. Just as vital, Davis goes into great detail concerning the courage, partiotism, and determination of the Southern people as they struggled, sacrificed, fought, and died resisting their "implacable foe" the Liberal Yankee. The reader will not miss out on a single word written by Davis, for Mr. Seabrook has been careful to retain the Confederate president's complete original text, notes, and illustrations. Along with a helpful "Notes to the Reader" section (that provides background on mid 19th-Century politics as well as his observations on Davis' book), Mr. Seabrook includes a riveting fact-packed introduction that catalogs the outrages and atrocities perpetrated by the North while revealing the direct link between Lincoln's War and the communist uprising that exploded across America in 2020. As it has done with the rest of authentic history, the Left has tried unrelentingly to suppress A Short History of the Confederate States of America, attempting to bury its truths under a dark cloud of misinformation, disinformation, lies, and slander. But Mr. Seabrook has brought it back out into the light, preserving authentic Southern history in what we think is the most attractive, informative, and easy-to-read edition of this book ever published. A vitally important work for all patriots, it will alter your view, not only of the War Between the States, but of America itself, the U. S. Constitution, states rights, and the Founding Fathers. In our ongoing crusade to preserve genuine Southern history, we are proud to offer this reprint to the public, arranged, edited, and artistically designed by President Davis' cousin, a Sons of Confederate Veterans member and the author of 70 scholarly books. Available in paperback and hardcover.

Reproduction of the original: The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government by Jefferson Davis

Reproduction of the original: The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government by Jefferson Davis

The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, Volume 2 By Jefferson Davis

The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, Volume 1 By Jefferson Davis