Dispersion of the Louisiana Legislature and the General Condition of the Southern States; Volume 2

In this fiery speech, John Brown Gordon, a former Confederate general and governor of Georgia, rails against the Reconstruction policies of the federal government and the perceived injustices suffered by the Southern states in the aftermath of the Civil War. Gordon's passionate defense of the South's honor and dignity is sure to inspire and provoke readers from all walks of life.

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