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A diplomatic turning point in the American Civil War
A diplomatic turning point in the American Civil War
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Meanwhile Morocco in 1862 arresting Confederate diplomats and trying to ship them back in chains to the US and causing an international crisis.
It was not the Emancipation Proclamation that stopped Britain and France from recognizing the Confederacy as an independent nation. It was a dumbass named Robert E. Lee that marched his troops North 4 months before the proclamation. When he did that, Britain and France basically sat back and said, Lets wait to see how this turns out, and then Lee proceeded to lose horrendously. You can read about it in West Point Historian Edward Bonekemper IIIs book The Myth of the Lost Cause: Why the South Fought the Civil War and Why the North Won.
Britain and France actually had so much cotton that the end of southern cotton exports allowed them to put the stuff they had built up through the mills, so it helped preventing a glut on the market
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It was not the Emancipation Proclamation that stopped Britain and France from recognizing the Confederacy as an independent nation. It was a dumbass named Robert E. Lee that marched his troops North 4 months before the proclamation. When he did that, Britain and France basically sat back and said, Lets wait to see how this turns out, and then Lee proceeded to lose horrendously. You can read about it in West Point Historian Edward Bonekemper IIIs book The Myth of the Lost Cause: Why the South Fought the Civil War and Why the North Won.
Britain and France actually had so much cotton that the end of southern cotton exports allowed them to put the stuff they had built up through the mills, so it helped preventing a glut on the market
Printed on demand by Printify. Ships from the US or UK depending on location.
This shirt is made from responsibly sourced materials and printed using sustainable practices. To care for your shirt, machine wash cold inside-out with like colors and tumble dry low. Do not iron directly on the print.
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