Where will the Rebellion Leave us
From the Atlantic Monthly August 1861 argues the Union must be preserved, defines national unity as superior to state sovereignty, and envisions reconciliation after suppressing the rebellion. It asserts no state can secede, warns treason is individual, and calls for restoring lawful authority across the United States. The piece critiques nullification and outlines postwar reconstruction concerns.
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Old Fashioned Mothers and a British Hunter at New Orleans
A British officer recalls a dramatic scene at the defense of New Orleans during the Battle of New Orleans. A tall hunter in buckskin stood on cotton bale breastworks, firing with unerring aim as waves of troops pressed forward. The incident, witnessed by Jackson’s forces, becomes a vivid emblem of courage and resolve amid the brutal siege.
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