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    The South’s Forgotten Fire-Eater: David Hubbard and North Alabama’s Long Road to Disunion

    Jun 01, 2021 1 minute
    –Stephen Davis

    By Chris McIlwain

    NewSouth Books, 2020, $27.95

    who advocated secession, some as early as the 1830s. The breeding ground of many was South Carolina—“too small for a republic and too large

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