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Hello All
I recommend you all to go to this page and read about what Michael T. Griffith - writer and book reviewer (The Civil War) have write it is very intressting reading.
Here is a bio about Michael T. Griffith
Michael T. Griffith holds a Master of Art's degree in Theology from the Catholic Distance University, a Bachelor of Science degree in Liberal Arts from Excelsior College, two Associate in Applied Science degrees from the Community College of the Air Force, an Advanced Certificate in Civil War Studies from Carroll College, and a Certificate of Civil War Studies from Carroll College. He completed Arabic and Hebrew programs at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California, and an Advanced Hebrew summer program at Haifa University in Israel. He is also a two-time graduate of the U.S. Air Force Technical Training School at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas. He is author of six books, including five books on Mormonism and ancient history. He is currently working on a Graduate Certificate in Ancient and Classical History from American Military University.
He would be very happy if you want to comments his articles
You can find it at http://www.factasy.com/civil_war/miscellaneous.shtml and click on his name
Regards, Ann
Actually, stumbled on Mike's website about 2 weeks ago, and have read most of his articles. I followed through with an email to him to elaborate on his views. Since, I'm only beginning to study the Civil War, I'm anxious to see what the experts on this forum have to say.
I'm hoping for a good discussion. Thanks for starting the thread.
Actually, stumbled on Mike's website about 2 weeks ago, and have read most of his articles. I followed through with an email to him to elaborate on his views. Since, I'm only beginning to study the Civil War, I'm anxious to see what the experts on this forum have to say.
I'm hoping for a good discussion. Thanks for starting the thread.
NO, not at all. I'm just interested in the political science of the era from 1825-1877, and happened to stumble upon Mr. Griffith's website. Since Mr. Griffith seems to hold the opinion that the South could have seceded without war, I was wondering how he could substantiate that opinion.
Griffith wouldn't know the truth if it hit him between the eyes. I've seen him on several groups where his basic dishonesty makes him the least respected member. He's a propagandist, and not a very good one at that.
Griffith wouldn't know the truth if it hit him between the eyes. I've seen him on several groups where his basic dishonesty makes him the least respected member. He's a propagandist, and not a very good one at that.
Regards,
Cash
Cash,
You quickly cleared up any doubts about the gentleman.
You quickly cleared up any doubts about the gentleman.
Thanks.
clara
So! This guy does not toe the official line so his ideas should just be written off. The gatekeepers of History should not be judge and jury on this mans ideas. It is your job to learn and your job to research and your mind that will judge this mans work and give a verdict.
Remember, it is truth you are looking for....
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Originally Posted by factasy.com
And way is the norther people so angry at the southern,it seems like it still is war
Ann
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