Lynne Feeley


On Going to the Plantation Forever

December 4, 2012
On Going to the Plantation Forever

  As the Civil War drew to a close, ardent Confederate Edmund Ruffin decided he’d rather die than live under the rule of the “malignant, perfidious, & vile Yankee race.”  Ruffin plotted his suicide carefully, delaying the act some weeks so that he wouldn’t cast gloom over his nephew’s upcoming wedding.  Then in June...
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