Texas Cotton and Confederate Finance: Blockade Runners, Border Merchants, and Government Agents (Volume 3) (Randolph B. “Mike” Campbell Series)
by L. Tuffly Ellis, Richard B. Mccaslin
Texas Cotton and Confederate Finance examines the wartime connections among cotton, Confederate finance, blockade runners, border merchants, and government agents. Written by L. Tuffly Ellis and Richard B. Mccaslin, this third volume in the Randolph B. “Mike” Campbell Series offers a focused contribution to the study of Texas and the Confederacy.
About This Book
Texas Cotton and Confederate Finance explores the relationship between cotton and Confederate financial activity.
The book focuses on blockade runners, border merchants, and government agents.
As Volume 3 in the Randolph B. “Mike” Campbell Series, it contributes to a larger historical examination of Texas and the Confederacy.
L. Tuffly Ellis and Richard B. Mccaslin present a specialized work for readers interested in Civil War history, regional history, and wartime commerce.
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