The Great Conspiracy, Volume 7

"The Great Conspiracy, Volume 7" by John Alexander Logan is a historical narrative from the 1800s that centers on the Civil War's final stages, including General Lee's surrender and President Lincoln’s efforts to abolish slavery. The book vividly recounts military actions, such as General Hood’s operations against Nashville and General Sherman’s march to Savannah, showcasing the strategies Union commanders used to gain the advantage. It also emphasizes President Lincoln’s dedication to ending slavery, demonstrated through his health concerns, his discussions with General Grant, and plans for the Thirteenth Amendment, which then sets the stage for the nation’s shift toward freedom and the coming period of Reconstruction.