The Civil War's Economic Shadow
To finance the war, the Union had to turn to the banks, and with lasting consequences.
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To finance the war, the Union had to turn to the banks, and with lasting consequences.
Lawsuits filed to stop the removal of memorials to Confederate leaders and a pro-slavery congressman in Charleston, South Carolina have been dropped.
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The American Heritage Association had filed a lawsuit opposing the removal of a Robert E. Lee Memorial Highway marker.
Lawsuits filed to stop the removal of memorials to Confederate leaders and a pro-slavery congressman in a South Carolina city have been dropped. The Post and Courier reports that the American Heritage Association helped fund one of the lawsuits. It had been filed by descendants of John C. Calhoun, a former congressman and vice president who died before the Civil War. The suit had opposed the city of Charleston’s removal of Calhoun’s statue. Another suit opposed the removal of a Robert E. Lee Memorial Highway marker in Charleston, and the renaming of an auditorium that had been named after ...