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NON-FICTION ARTICLES
Below are links to non-fiction articles written by Walter Coffey for Suite 101, an on-line magazine, as well as the Houston Tea Party society.
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CIVIL WAR ARTICLES
The Emancipation Proclamation Takes the First Step to Free Slaves
--1/5/10
The Strained Relationship Between President and General
--12/20/09
The Washington Widow Who Aided the Southern Cause
--12/15/09
America's Bloodiest Day Leads to Emancipation
--11/24/09
The Republican Rise to Power Signals the End of the Union
--10/18/09
HISTORICAL ARTICLES
Jackson Uses Presidential Power to Kill the Bank of the U.S.
--2/17/10
An Agency to Help Former Slaves Produces Unintended Consequences
--2/13/10
Radical Republicans Attempt to Remove a Hindrance to Their Agenda
--1/22/10
The U.S. War Effort Helped Inspire the European Fascist Movement
--1/18/10
A Long Struggle for Female Suffrage Ends with a Bittersweet Victory
--1/16/10
CONTEMPORARY ARTICLES
Blaming George Bush for bad fiscal policies does not excuse President Obama's ridiculously irresponsible spending of taxpayer money.
-- 12/22/09
While President Obama hopes to intervene to combat unemployment, his recent job summit ignores the obvious premise that what’s needed is less government intervention.
--12/6/09
While many hail government health care as long overdue, a closer examination reveals that if implemented, it will pose the greatest threat to individual liberties this country has yet seen.
--11/30/09
To end the economic recession, we must realize what caused the recession in the first place.
--11/10/09
Despite Obama Administration claims, recent job stats show the economy is still very unstable.
--10/30/09
