Railroaded Justice

Tensions run hot after a war. None so hot as after a bitter civil war. The North American continent sizzles in the aftermath of an altered 1861 in which the Confederate States gained independence from the United States.Now that the South is free, some of it's citizens, including men and women from the future, are at last trying to deal with the most explosive issue of all: slavery. Tennessee will be the first battleground, where James Butler, former leader of the Army of the...
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Tensions run hot after a war. None so hot as after a bitter civil war. The North American continent sizzles in the aftermath of an altered 1861 in which the Confederate States gained independence from the United States.Now that the South is free, some of it's citizens, including men and women from the future, are at last trying to deal with the most explosive issue of all: slavery. Tennessee will be the first battleground, where James Butler, former leader of the Army of the Shenandoah, is running for state senate. He's determined to end slavery without destroying the South or its economy.Lawrence Joshua Chamberlain wrestles with philosophical issues. He wants to punish the South for leaving the Union, but it takes an old, famous friend and her newest book to convince him to strike first at those within the Union who have pro-Southern attitudes. Only by breaking them can he help reunite a tattered land.The year is 1863 in this sequel to Birth of a Nation. People on both sides of the border begin to look at the issues which tore a nation apart and dare the question: Can there ever be peace so long as slavery survives?This is a smaller print version.