States’ Rights, the Constitution, and the Cost of Union

Blaise Picchi and David turn from Grant the man to Grant the general, tracing the constitutional arguments over states’ rights that set the stage for war before moving through three of the conflict’s defining battles: Vicksburg, Cold Harbor, and Appomattox Courthouse. Along the way they weigh strategy against sacrifice, from the long siege that split the Confederacy in two to the costly assault at Cold Harbor and the quiet dignity of the surrender that finally ended it.

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