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Old 05-10-2008, 02:21 AM
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American Civil War- Historians opinions on the key reason for the confederate loss? ten points!?

In the area where i live there are only three available books on the American Civil War, and i have extensively used these in preparation for an upcoming exam! but it turns out i havnt got enough historiography to get the top marks. I need at least three more historians to qoute and use in my essay, i have used Hugh Brogan, M.A Jones, and H.Bicheno.Can anybody give me a quote suggesting the key reason why the confederacy lost from any historian writing on the topic? it has to include the book, author and page number?best answer for whoever gives me the most!thanks guys!
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Old 05-10-2008, 08:35 AM
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American Civil War- Historians opinions on the key reason for the confederate loss? ten points!?

What you need to do is go to your public library (or a local college/junior college etc) and get onto jstor.org. JSTOR is an online database of thousands of articles on history. You will be able to find all the sources you'll need there.
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