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Was the Civil War a Terrible Mistake?
By Armchair General

Published Monday, February 04, 2008 | 0 comments | Print | E-mail

Was the Civil War a Terrible Mistake? (History News Network)

During Dr. Ron Paul’s recent appearance on FACE THE NATION, he suggested that the Civil War was a mistake, and he has been criticized for saying that. The topic was a minor part of the interview, and he didn’t have time to present much of a case, but fascinating questions were raised.

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