Sounded ID: 9798823494809
ISBN: 9798823494809
Publication Date: November 26, 2023
Publisher: Author's Republic
Language: English
Author Name: Samuel A'Court Ashe
Narrator Name: Will Stauff
In this poignant and thought-provoking book, Samuel A'Court Ashe, a Confederate infantry captain and respected historian, offers a firsthand account of the Civil War from the Southern perspective. Ashe meticulously examines the war's underlying causes, delving into the contentious issues of slavery, state sovereignty, and the balance of power between the federal government and individual states. With a keen eye for historical detail and a deep understanding of the Southern psyche, Ashe challenges the prevailing Northern narrative and presents a compelling case for the South's motivations and a...
In this poignant and thought-provoking book, Samuel A'Court Ashe, a Confederate infantry captain and respected historian, offers a firsthand account of the Civil War from the Southern perspective. Ashe meticulously examines the war's underlying causes, delving into the contentious issues of slavery, state sovereignty, and the balance of power between the federal government and individual states. With a keen eye for historical detail and a deep understanding of the Southern psyche, Ashe challenges the prevailing Northern narrative and presents a compelling case for the South's motivations and actions.
Ashe's work is not merely a chronicle of military battles and political maneuvers; it is a profound exploration of the human spirit amidst a nation divided. He paints vivid portraits of the ordinary men and women who endured the hardships of war, their resilience and determination shining through even in the darkest of times. Ashe also confronts the moral complexities of slavery, acknowledging its deep-rooted presence in Southern society while simultaneously questioning its role in the conflict.
"A Southern View of the Invasion of the Southern States and War of 1861-65" is a valuable contribution to our understanding of the Civil War, offering a compelling counterpoint to traditional historical interpretations. Ashe's work is essential reading for anyone seeking a nuanced and insightful perspective on this pivotal chapter in American history.
# | Title | Duration |
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1. | Opening |
0 mins 18 secs |
2. | 01 - Preface |
2 mins 35 secs |
3. | 02 - Chapter 1 |
5 mins 02 secs |
4. | 03 - Chapter 2 |
18 mins 43 secs |
5. | 04 - Chapter 3 |
10 mins 19 secs |
6. | 05 - Chapter 4 |
11 mins 40 secs |
7. | 06 - Chapter 5 |
5 mins 19 secs |
8. | 07 - Chapter 6 |
4 mins 40 secs |
9. | 08 - Chapter 7 |
27 mins 35 secs |
10. | 09 - Chapter 8 |
5 mins 14 secs |
11. | 10 - Chapter 9 |
11 mins 37 secs |
12. | 11 - Chapter 10 |
8 mins 27 secs |
13. | 12 - Chapter 11 |
3 mins 08 secs |
14. | 13 - Chapter 12 |
16 mins 17 secs |
15. | 14 - Chapter 13 |
5 mins 51 secs |
16. | 15 - Chapter 14 |
7 mins 01 secs |
17. | 16 - Chapter 15 |
6 mins 29 secs |
18. | 17 - Chapter 16 |
10 mins 10 secs |
19. | 18 - Chapter 17 |
4 mins 14 secs |
20. | 19 - Chapter 18 |
7 mins 16 secs |
21. | 20 - Chapter 19 |
3 mins 55 secs |
22. | 21 - Chapter 20 |
1 mins 31 secs |
23. | Closing |
0 mins 15 secs |