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JEFFERSON DAVIS?S NEW YORK CITY IBD

PALMETTO PUBLISHING
06 / 2022
9781685156275
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Sinopsis

Most of us would agree that New York and the South are very different places today, both culturally and politically. Yet, surprisingly, during the 19thácentury they shared a common outlook. As a native New Yorker, Donald J. Green was astonished to learn that Varina Davis, the First Lady of the Confederacy, and her daughter Winnie, 'The Daughter of the Confederacy,' moved to New York City after Jefferson Davis died in 1889. While researching VarinaâÇÖs life in New York, he discovered that thousands of Confederates moved to the big city after the Civil War. GreenâÇÖs investigation uncovered close ties between New York and the South dating back to pre-Civil War, and his research proved what began as a business association between the regions over cotton evolved into personal affinities. A fascinating deep dive into the ConfederatesâÇÖ remarkable connection with New York City,áJefferson DavisâÇÖs New York Cityáalso demonstrates the power of change.á

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17,48