They say history is written by the victors. This recent incarnation is no different. We never hear little of the argument of states rights that we've heard in previous history accounts as being a major issue, entwined with that of course, is slavery. Oddly enough they don't say anything about that states rights as a major motivator of the south. This adaptation has been affected by wokeness somewhat which as anything wokeness touches, diminishes its credibility. The exchange between the Indian American general and Robert E Lee seems to have been thrown in there in the name of wokeness. It's too bad they went in that direction as the quality was good, But it doesn't line up with previous historical accounts.
Review of Grant
