Nathan Bedford Forrest and African-Americans: Yankee Myth, Confederate Fact

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This book challenges the widely accepted portrayal of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest, arguing that historical narratives have misrepresented his actions and beliefs. It contends that he was not the racist figure often depicted by historians, but rather someone whose legacy has been distorted by liberal and anti-South perspectives. The author aims to uncover the truth about Forrest's life and actions, particularly regarding his views on race and the events surrounding the Civil War, suggesting a more nuanced understanding of his role in history.