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Museum Reviews: Museum of the ConfederacyThe Museum of the Confederacy houses an amazing Civil War collection.
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Sons of the Confederacy a Racist Group?I do not think the "Sons of the Confederacy" is a racist group. Abraham Lincoln was no saint, and some causes of the Civil War. -
Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, VirginiaMany artifacts, belongings, and historical documents of the Confederacy languished in basements and attics until this museum has collected and preserved them for display in this museum in Richmond, Virginia, the capital of the Confederacy. -
Book Review - General James Longstreet, the Confederacy's Most Controversial Soldier by Jeffrey D. WertGeneral James Longstreet: The Confederacy's Most Controversial Soldier by Jeffrey D. Wert is a candid, fair and balanced portrait of a man who should, but doesn't, rank at the top of any list of the greatest American military leaders in history. -
The Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, VirginiaWalk in the footsteps of Confederate President Jefferson Davis at the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond. See artifacts, one- of-a-kind battle flags and more.
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Secession and the ConfederacyExamining the Confederacy after Abraham Lincoln's election and the path to secession that created the Confederacy
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How the America Civil War Affected Women in the ConfederacyAn overview of how women in the Confederacy were more adversely affected during the Civil War than women in the North.
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Revolutions of 1848 - The German ConfederacyThe causes, short term and long term effects of the Revolutions of 1848 in the German Confederacy
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Why You Should Visit the Museum of the ConfederacyThe Museum of the Confederacy and the Confederate White House offer visitors a detailed glimpse at life in the Confederate States of America and at the roles of the Confederacy's key players.
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The History of the 4 Flags of the ConfederacyAs a proud member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, I would like to introduce you to the 4 flags of the Confederacy. -
The Iroquois ConfederacyThe Iroquois Confederacy was the dominant Native American tribal power for a long period of time.
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Indians in the Confederacy?Native Americans participated more fully in all aspects of the Confederacy than many people realize.
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Shiloh: The Confederacy's Desperate SituationThe Confederate view of their world before Shiloh, the immediate plan and opening moves.
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Democracy in the ConfederacyFar from being a positive trait during war time, this egalitarian characteristic tied the hands of Southern political and military leaders and contributed to the South's inevitable defeat. -
Island Prisoners of the ConfederacyLegend has that some Union prisoners during the Civil War were left abandoned on a isolated island in the Atlantic Ocean with no food or supplies by a Confederate war ship. Did such an event really happen?
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The Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, Virginia.This museum helps us remember the brave men who would not stand for tyranny from a federal government who wanted to trample the constitution.
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Spring 1865: The Confederacy FaltersA look at the last months of the Civil War and the conditions of Robert E. Lee's surrender.
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"A Confederacy of Dunces," "Ender's Game," and "The Catcher in the Rye" - Three Books that Should Be Turned into MoviesWith a film industry so devoid of original ideas it's turning to board games as a source of inspiration, here are some classic novels whose movie adaptations are long overdue.
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John Kennedy Toole and A Confederacy of DuncesAn author's tragic effort is rescued from oblivion, but falls short of the screen.
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The Flag of the Confederacy Still Stands for Divisiveness and HateAll over the country, people (mostly Southernors) continue to proudly display the flag that was chosen by a faction of the United States that once tried to secede so they could keep slaves. Insodoing, they're propagating a message of racism. -
William T. Sherman's March to the Sea: Crippling the Confederacy, 1864-1865Examining William T. Sherman's march to the sea at the end of the Civil War and its adverse effects on the Confederate war effort.
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The Iroquois ConfederacyAn analysis of the government, economy and daily lives of the Iroquois Native American Tribes.
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The Funniest Book Ever Written: A Confederacy of DuncesJohn Kennedy Toole's posthumous masterpiece is not just the funniest book ever written, it's also a deeply moving and oddly sad story of a genuine rebel.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of the Union and the ConfederacyAn analysis of the advantages of both the Union and the Confederate states during the American Civil War
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The 1863 Battle of Chickamauga: The Confederacy's Vanishing HopeAn examination of the Battle of Chickamauga, a battle the Confederates desperately needed to win as their cause begins to take a downturn.
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Andrew Breitbart's Attack on the NAACP & Shirley Sherrod an Attempt to Revive GOP's "Southern Strategy"?A History of the "Solid South" & the Republican Party's "Southern Strategy." Once Reliably Democratic, Civil Rights Turned the Former Confederacy into GOP Bulwark and White Working Class Voters in Traditionally Democratic States into GOP Voters -
The St. Albans, Vermont Raid October 19, 1864With the Confederacy's fortunes fading in the fall of 1864, a small group of southern soldiers took the Civil War up north--all the way to Vermont. What followed was the northernmost land action of the Civil War.
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Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty Terran Buildings: Psi DisruptorThis StarCraft 2 unit guide will cover the Terran Psi Disruptor building. The Psi Disruptor was originally a device constructed by the Terran Confederacy to interfere with the Zerg forces. imminent -
The Capture of Vicksburg: The 1863 Union March into the ConfederacyA look at how Ulysses S. Grant went about capturing Vicksburg, which began the deeper march into Confederate territory.
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Bleak House Confederate Memorial Hall a Knoxville Civil War MuseumThe Bleak House Confederate Memorial Hall is a Knoxville Civil War museum and home to the division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. With 15 rooms and period furnishings the house is a popular choice for weddings.
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Native American Tribes of Texas: Alabama-Coushatta TribesMembers of the Alabama-Coushatta Tribes in Texas today originated from the Alibamu and Kosati tribes, part of the Creek Confederacy. Their flight from the Gulf Coast area began when the British came in the middle of the eighteenth century.
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Black Heroes in Gray: The Forgotten Heroes of the Confederate States of AmericaThe idea that blacks could fight for the South is one of the strangest concepts the student of history would typically grasp. This is because the winners of wars right history. Here is the true story of blacks who fought for the Confederacy. -
The 1863 Battle of Chattanooga: The Union Digs InA look at the defensive battle the Union fought in attempting to repel the Confederacy in Tennessee as the Union hoped to gain ground.
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OneidaThrough this article one can learn the interesting background of the Oneida tribe, an original member of the Iroquois Confederacy.
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Visiting Civil War Battlefields: VicksburgThe Vicksburg National Battlefield is unusual in that it commemorates a forty day siege rather than a one to three day battle. Combined with Lee's defeat at Gettysburg, the fall of Vicksburg marked the beginning of the end for the Confederacy.s
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Confederate Bad AssPrivate Sam Watkins served for the Confederacy in the Civil War. He fought in several engagements, from Perryville to Chickamauga to Atlanta, and somehow managed to survive.
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Managing the Civil War: The Confederate and Union EconomiesA look at if/how the Confederacy and Union were able to finance the Civil War and supply their troops.
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New York Yankees Billy Martin: Civil War Expert. Billy really was a student of the Civil War and he became quite animated as he discussed the Confederacy's tactical errors that cost them victory.
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The Role of Chaplains in the Civil WarThe Civil War represented a period of horrific armed conflict between the United States and the Confederacy of Southern States. Discover the key role that chaplains played in the Civil War. -
Stories of Contributors' Civil War AncestorsApril 12 marks the 150th anniversary of the Confederacy's attack on Fort Sumter that triggered the start of the U.S. Civil War. At the Yahoo! Contributor Network, we asked readers and contributors to write short pieces about their Civil War ancestors.
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