Bitterly Divided

Exploring the lesser-known aspects of the Civil War, this book uncovers the internal conflicts within the Confederacy, challenging the notion of a united South. Historian David Williams highlights the experiences of draft resisters, Southern Unionists, and fugitive slaves who opposed the Confederate cause, shedding light on their significant yet overlooked contributions to the war. This compelling narrative reveals the complexities of Southern society during a tumultuous period, providing a nuanced understanding of the internal struggles that shaped the South's history.