However even though Alexander Stephens said that slavery was the "cornerstone of the Confederacy", yet AFTER Sothern defeat, Stephens said that the Civil War was NOT about slavery but states' rights, as he continued to be a defender of the lost cause. www.civilwarsearch.com/CivilWarHistory/107/Default.aspx http://www.timetracts.com/why_the_civil_war_took_place.htm Here is a Website you can go to, to clarify this information. There are several other Sites but this one is the best!!
In his so-called Corner-Stone speech in March of 1861 the Confederate Vice President Alexander Stephens made it clear that it was slavery that had broken the US apart. He discounted issues such as states rights', tariffs or any other reason for the great divide.
I believe that Alexander Stephens was a practicing Roman Catholic ... I am researching the question myself, and came across this website from a Google search. Will check back in if and when I am able to determine for sure. Deo Vindice :)
Alexander Hamilton Stephens believed that President Lincoln had made the use of force necessary because he viewed Lincoln's call to restore federal authority and suppress the Confederate rebellion as a direct threat to the South's way of life and their right to self-determination. Stephens, being the Vice President of the Confederacy, believed that the use of force was necessary to protect the South's independence and defend their constitutional rights.
I believe that Alexander Stephens was a practicing Roman Catholic ... I am researching the question myself, and came across this website from a google search. Will check back in if and when I am able to determine for sure. Deo Vindice :)
Alexander showed that you can conquer if you believe and try
I believe so.
Yes!
he was a Liberal constructionist, i believe
I believe it was Nicholas 2nd ?!
I don't believe he had one........?
The British
I believe you are thinking of Alexander of Macedon, sometimes known as Alexander the Great.
I believe he played the piano