Samuel W. Scott

Extensive coverage of the Union soldiers battles, lives, and loyalty in Confederate Tennessee during The Civil War.
Most men and their families lived in or near the eastern mountains where they were forced to retreat and attempt
to survive in terrifying conditions and appalling cruelty. They supported the Union cause above all else.
What is not clear is where they stood on slavery. It would also have been good to know what their lives became
after The War ended...some were slave owners, some had family massacred at Limestone Cove, others had
their farms destroyed and confiscated. There is also the question of whether the secession of Tennessee was legal...?… (meer)