America's Civil War

‘UNION’ MAN OR NOT?

I have been impressed with the range and depth of articles published in America’s Civil War; thank you. While reviewing the Spring 2023 issue, the article “Have we come to this?” (P.20) by Brian C. Neumann has piqued my curiosity due to the many questions I found unanswered.

The bulk of the article provides impassioned and eloquent comments in support of the Union by William

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