This book by Alexander H. Stephens provides a thorough analysis of the constitutional conflicts between the Confederacy and the Union. Stephens delves into the core issues of secession, slavery, and state sovereignty, utilizing key documents such as the Constitution and the Federalist Papers. A must-read for anyone interested in the Civil War and its legal implications.

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