by Henry Clay Dean (Author)

Originally published in 1868, this is about the crimes of the civil war and the curse of the federal funding system. Dean was arrested for disloyal utterances and confined in prison for two weeks by order of Government officials. Upon his release he wrote and published a book with the title, 'Crimes of the Civil War.' It was a bitter rebuttal against President Lincoln and the administration in the work of subduing the Rebellion.