Originally Posted by RickyD
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but a lack of faith in looking at who decided to write something down.
These weren't letters to home or something scribbled on a scrap of paper. These were official documents detailing the most important issue of that day, and likely written and re-written repeatedly with much input and discussion until they were exactly right for the situation.

My purpose in the post is not to make anyone feel bad about matters important to them, but to say, No!, it is not acceptable in light of the apparent facts to say the civil war was not about slavery.


If that be the case, would it have not been wise to have a Constitutional Convention to outlaw slavery before going to war to "free the slaves"? A free the slave amendment would have made you blue bellies look alot better in light of your War to Aggress the South, especially when there was no law to prohibit slavery at the time..


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