"Secession in Favor of the Constitution": How West Virginia Justified Separate Statehood during the Civil War

@article{Zimring2009SecessionIF,
  title={"Secession in Favor of the Constitution": How West Virginia Justified Separate Statehood during the Civil War},
  author={David Ross Zimring},
  journal={West Virginia History: A Journal of Regional Studies},
  year={2009},
  volume={3},
  pages={23 - 51}
}
  • D. Zimring
  • Published 2009
  • History
  • West Virginia History: A Journal of Regional Studies
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