Escape From The Confederacy

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Escape From The Confederacy consists of 3 parts of War Memories. The author dedicated his memoirs to the comrades of the Ringgold Cavalry and the relatives and friends of the boys who suffered and died at Richmond and Anderson.

Hasson remembers all the details during the Civil War, in the camp, the march, they struggled in the battle. Many were wounded and killed.

The American Civil War began on April 12, 1861 and ended on May 9, 1865. The locations of the war were in the Southern United States, Northeastern United States, Western United States, and the Atlantic Ocean. It resulted to Union victory, abolishment of slavery, preservation of territorial integrity, dissolution of the Confederate States, and the beginning of the Reconstruction Era.

The Civil War of the United States was a subjective dispute in America. The Union or The United States encountered secessionists in eleven Southern states which were called as the Confederate States of America. The Union triumphed and the war continues to be the bloodiest in the history of the United States.

7 Southern slave states out of the 34 U. S. States independently announced their secession from the United States to build the Confederate States of America. Secession is the separation of a group from an bigger subsistence, particularly a political entity such as a country, any affiliation, union or military forces. Secession might be a way of accomplishing more ends.

Benjamin F. Hasson was a Union officer in the Civil War of the United States. He was imprisoned by the Confederacy, and eventually escapes from such captivity, from a prison train taking the captives to the notorious Andersonville prison. The concise book deals with the flair of Hasson to resolve the hurdles on his way to Union lines but also presents an awareness into the lives of the Southern blacks, whether slaves or free.
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