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  • A Nation Divided: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War That Ended American Slavery
  • Joseph Adler
  • Format: Pdf, ePub, MOBI, FB2
  • ISBN: 9798223590064
  • Editeur: ALDIVAN Teixeira TORRES
  • Date de parution: 2023

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Overview

During my forty-eight years of teaching United States History, there were several myths that students had heard about Abraham Lincoln, African Slaves and the Civil War. When we began studying the unit on these topics and Abraham Lincoln's name was mentioned in discussion, in almost every class I taught students would say, "I heard that Lincoln owned slaves." Then students would tell me they learned in classes they took that slavery had nothing with the Civil War.
And some students would point out there are superior races of people and inferior races of people, and that the inferior races are only fit for doing menial jobs. I started teaching in 1958, and I am writing this book in 2023 when I am 90 years old. The community where I started teaching was a suburban area of Los Angeles and teachers would tell me that until recently black people "knew" they were not permitted in the streets at night.
I decided to write this book to set the record straight, because many of these attitudes still permeate our culture:. Lincoln was not a slave owner.. Slavery was the cause of the Civil War.. There are not superior and inferior races of people. I know you will enjoy reading and learning about the truth of the historical background of these topics. I taught United States History in a special and unique way.
In my classes I would bring my guitar each session and sing at least one song that the people used to sing during the time period being discussed in class. To make this book more meaningful, and show how one important aspect of human experience, music can be integrated into an historical analysis. There will be songs that the slaves sang and songs that the soldiers sang. This will add a dimension to understand the historical events that most histories do not.
I hope you will enjoy this approach as my students did. I recorded these songs so you may, if you wish, join with me as I sing the melodies of the songs. The recordings are included with this book. I did not put in all the words to these songs because I did not intend the reader to see this as a songbook. It is an historical analysis, which includes songs. Music is one of the many universal expressions of human beings.
Throughout history people have used music as a means of expressing their feelings and emotions. Songs are the historical record of mankind and womankind, as they have been involved in making history. Songs are the spokesperson for the woman or man at work, the mother or father, the student, the child - all expressing their hopes, their desires and their problems. Songs communicate various feelings: happiness, fear, anger, despair, love and sadness.
They are sung for many reasons and on many occasions: to ease work, to soothe the unhappy, to mock the oppressor, to stir the patriot, to protest war, to preserve important historical events. Songs, like history itself, can be used as a means of interpreting the past. Historians, in writing history, and interpreting events as they see them, provide us with a means of looking in on history, as if we were the outsider looking in as he or she opens the door, trying to explain what we are seeing.
Songs by the people who are involved in living history preserve the feelings and emotions of actual historical events. These songs help bring us through the door so we can have a closer view, almost standing alongside those who lived and made the events themselves. And we, as men, women and young people living present day history, can get an understanding from the past, which may give us the opportunity to better understand ourselves today. 

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