Was It Lincoln, or Jefferson Davis The Traitor?

This rare book I have put on CD-Rom is a very rare and sought after work. It goes into the arguments of the rights of the States and how that Jefferson Davis would be bound to his State office first before he would owe allegiance to the Federal Senate. It goes in to the original meaning of phrases that were used. and proves that these meanings were understood at the time of the Federal Convention. This book builds an undeniable wall of proof that will cause any reader to re-adjust their reasoning capacity if they have been fixed on the idea that America was formed with a "national" (or one nation) intent. The writer proves that America was formed to be separate States (or nations) that would unite for a common cause but would retain their Sovereign Statehood. It further proves that the States existed (like we didn’t know) before the Federal government and that it was the Federal body that was created by the States. A sharp claim to the facts that it was not "We the People" per se, or as defined today, but "We the States" and their people through the States. An explanation of how the Preamble ended up with the phrase "We the People" and how it was understood to mean. Proof is in the pudding here and it is not just a fancy way to persuade gullible people like Daniel Webster did in 1830 -33.