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A Student's Companion to
The Sack and Destruction of Columbia, South Carolina
(William Gilmore Simms)
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Five (5) Lessons
The Sack and Destruction of Columbia, South Carolina is the eyewitness account of General Sherman's brutality toward this
city during the War for Southern Independence. Shortly after the war, reports began to circulate justifying Sherman's actions, which
basically suggested that the general did not have control over his soldiers. Simms offers evidence to the contrary, showing not only
was the Union army highly disciplined, but it was acting according to Sherman's orders as well. The reading of this book, which was
written by one of the South's greatest writers, calls into question the supposedly righteous cause of the Northern aggressor. The conduct
of the Union army in South Carolina was unjustified and criminal.
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