Jefferson Davis’ slave spied for Union
William Jackson was a slave in the home of Confederate president Jefferson Davis during the Civil War. He was viewed as a mere “piece of furniture,” and so the Confederate chief spilled the beans around him. It turned out to be a critical mistake. Jackson fled North and told the Union critical information about supply lines.div class=”feedflare”
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