Oration Delivered by Gen. T. M. Logan

This book provides a fascinating insight into the ideology and rhetoric of the Confederate war effort. The speech, delivered by Confederate General Thomas M. Logan in November 1861, defends the importance of states' rights and slavery as integral components of the Southern way of life. The book contains valuable insights into the mindset of Confederate leaders and the justifications they used for secession and war against the Union.

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