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Clay Davis
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Learned about the poem The Conquered Banner.
— Aug 24, 2024 10:28PM
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Clay Davis
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Learned about Confederate spy John C. Brain.
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Clay Davis
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Learned about the 4th Michigan Cavalry Regiment.
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Learned about the 56th Virginian Infantry Regiment.
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Kusaimamekirai
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“The initial secession conventions, where men voted to leave the Union, often focused on slavery as a dividing force. According to one Alabama delegate, slavery was simply ‘the cause of secession’”
The Confederacy was indeed based on ‘states rights’. Including most prominently, the one to own human beings. It’s everywhere in the record you want to look
— Nov 10, 2023 09:46PM
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The Confederacy was indeed based on ‘states rights’. Including most prominently, the one to own human beings. It’s everywhere in the record you want to look
Kusaimamekirai
is on page 83 of 332
“Kate Cumming asked a doctor why one of the men under her care had deserted, and ‘he answered nothing would have made him except an earnest appeal from his wife, and that the women were the cause of nearly all the desertions’”
Being a Southern woman must’ve seemed at times like you were on the one hand this virginal symbol of the nation but also some kind of demonic temptress
— Nov 10, 2023 09:03PM
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Being a Southern woman must’ve seemed at times like you were on the one hand this virginal symbol of the nation but also some kind of demonic temptress
Kusaimamekirai
is on page 32 of 332
“Over three quarters of the books published for children in the Confederacy were schoolbooks…Confederates wanted to make sure that their children learned the lessons of nationalism”
— Nov 10, 2023 07:00PM
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Ashley
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A delightful and interesting read so far.
— Jun 06, 2013 03:00PM
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Michael
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In a word: boring. I'm ready to through with this book. I had such high hopes for it.
— Oct 05, 2009 12:46PM
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Michael
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Wish author included footnotes at bottom of page instead of back of book. Breaks my stride when I have to go to back of book to read notes.
— Sep 30, 2009 06:44AM
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