/u/Georgy_K_Zhukov has previously written about:

• Confederate deserters

• The postwar career of James Longstreet

• Was the average Confederate soldier a strong proponent of white supremacy?

• On the idea of "nice" or "good" slave owners in the American South

For more on the economics of US slavery, read If a single slave cost the equivalent of $57K today, how was slavery profitable in 1850? by /u/freedmenspatrol

Link to archived version of "Is it true that small-scale slavery in the south was less terrible than planation style slavery?"

Link to archived version of "Was US slavery profitable without government subsidy?"