Mike Vanderboegh knows nothing about the Fort Sumter issue, further, he has refused to learn about it. Too bad, but worse, there are folks that take his counsel when it is based on lack of knowlege.
David, if you, or anyone else, wants to learn about the United States invasion of Fort Sumter in the middle of the night, 26 December 1860, you'll need to acquire this DVD. The author located and painstakingly researched the communications that occurred between South Caroliina and the Buchanan administration. The archives were located at Cornell University.
I had to look twice. I first thought that was Waco.
ReplyDeleteMike Vanderboegh knows nothing about the Fort Sumter issue, further, he has refused to learn about it. Too bad, but worse, there are folks that take his counsel when it is based on lack of knowlege.
ReplyDeleteDavid, if you, or anyone else, wants to learn about the United States invasion of Fort Sumter in the middle of the night, 26 December 1860, you'll need to acquire this DVD. The author located and painstakingly researched the communications that occurred between South Caroliina and the Buchanan administration. The archives were located at Cornell University.
http://www.amazon.com/What-Really-Happened-Fort-Sumter/dp/B004089RMK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1460496502&sr=8-2&keywords=What+Really+Happened+at+Fort+Sumter