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1. archive.org › details › partisanleaderta0000nathThe partisan leader: a tale of the future : Nathaniel ...

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   A book published in 1836 and set in 1849, depicting a future where the southern states of the United States have seceded to form a confederacy. During the American Civil War it was republished separately in both the Union and the Confederacy.

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   The Partisan Leader: A Novel, and an Apocalypse of the Origin and Struggles of the Southern Confederacy (Richmond: West and Johnston, 1862), by Beverley Tucker, ed. by Thomas A. Ware. HTML and TEI at UNC; multiple formats at archive.org; page images at HathiTrust

4. interestingliterature.com › 2019 › 06Future Imperfect: Nathaniel Beverley Tucker’s The Partisan Leader

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   Jun 7, 2019 · Future Imperfect: Nathaniel Beverley Tucker’s The Partisan Leader. In this special guest post, Dr Peter Templeton discusses a curious nineteenth-century American novel by a forgotten author. Imagine a world in which the South seceded, successfully, from the United States.

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   Why have citizens become increasingly polarised? One answer is that there is increasing identification with political parties – a process known as partisanship. This chapter focuses on the role that social identity and partisanship play in contemporary politics.

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   It's the tale of the Southern Secession--first published in 1836. In it, the Southern States secede from the United States of America, not in protest of the election of Abraham Lincoln, but rather over that of Martin Van Buren to a (snicker) third term.