Rarely does one get to read something that is both vile and silly, but Roland Martin, a CNN political commentator, manages to prove in one column that he knows nothing about the Civil War, history, military history, or terrorism, which is quite an intellectual tour de farce. His column “Were Confederate Soldiers Terrorists” is a […]
Were Confederate Soldiers Terrorists?
April 12th, 2010 · 3 Comments
Categories: Civil War Memory · Military History · Social History
Tags: · CNN, Confederacy, laws of war, Roland Martin, terrorism
Lincoln and the Laws of War
February 18th, 2009 · 2 Comments
John Fabian Witt, a professor of legal history at Columbia University, pens an article in Slate about Lincoln’s Laws of War, and how the Bush administration supposedly attempted to destroy them. This is amusing, since when it comes to prosecuting a war George Bush is a pantywaist compared to the Great Emancipator. Witt wraps the […]
Categories: Best of TOCWOC - 2009 · Best of TOCWOC - A Civil War Blog · Civil War Individuals · Civil War Memory · Civil War on the Web · Civilians · Controversies of a Campaign
Tags: · abraham lincoln, George Bush, laws of war, Lieber Code
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