We Were Right

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During the Battle of Gettysburg, the **Florida Brigade**, which included the 8th Florida Infantry, fought bravely alongside Barksdale's Mississippi Brigade in a significant charge of the Peach Orchard on July 2, 1863. This charge was noted for its courage, with Barksdale leading his men in what was described as one of the "grandest charges" of the war, despite the Florida Brigade suffering heavy casualties.

21st Infantry Flag Barksdale's Mississippi Brigade Sewn 3x5

21st Mississippi Infantry Flag / Barksdale's Mississippi Brigade Flags Size 3 x 5 feet Sewn & Embroidered Cotton This is the battle flag of

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Rest in peace Ted Turner

Great Cameo in Gods and Generals

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April 12-14 1861 Fort Sumter was fired upon. Protective Tariffs that oppressed the South were the cause of the war. Greedy industrialists in the North wanted the cotton for their factories in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. No mention of slavery was found in the Tariff Act seen below. Take note of the Seven Star First National flag at the Fort!

Tariff of Abominations - Wikipedia

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THE FINAL SALUTE TO ROBERT DUVALL. Salute

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Lee Jackson Day! Never forget your Ancestors! They paid the ultimate price.

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The greatest writer in world history supported the Southern Cause. Charles Dickens

Merry Christmas everyone from the man who invented Christmas.

Moving forward on the historical timeline, Charles Dickens watched the American Civil War unfold by following the news of the day as it reached England. Remembering his experiences and disgust over the copyright issues and greedy businessmen, Dickens implicitly supported the South, suggesting that the Northern calls for abolition merely masked a desire for some type of economic gain.[vii] Though startled by Southern slavery during his 1842 visit, he darkly suggested a lack of abolitionist fervor from the Union preservers, remarking in a private letter, “They will both rant and lie and fight until they come to a compromise; and the slave may be thrown into that compromise or thrown out of it, just as it happens.”[viii] Clearly, Dickens had formed dark opinions of the United States economically and morally – some of which had historical foundation

https://emergingcivilwar.com/author/sarahkaybierle/

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Merry Christmas to all those souls alive and in Heaven.

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Happy remembrance week of the War Between the States. This is the modern context for Thanksgiving as an established holiday. Interesting history if you look it up.

https://www.almanac.com/sarah-josepha-hale-godmother-thanksgiving

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General Stonewall Jackson educated slaves and freedmen in Virginia! He was a real humanitarian.

Stonewall's Sunday School

Originally aired on August 16, 1996 - In part 103 of our Civil War series, Virginia Tech history professor James Robertson tells us why the

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The greatest surgeon of the 19th century was a CSA VET John Allan Wyeth. He founded a medical school in NYC.

https://www.loc.gov/item/2010637478/

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Patton’s CSA ancestor was Col George S Patton grandfather killed at the Battle of Winchester

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Let’s make this bitch famous for destroying American history like the Commie she is from California.

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Brig. General Jeff Thompson Missouri State Guard was a real man of the world and he was pictured with Rev Isaac Handy at Ft Delaware. Photo just Right of Handy the minister at the center.

Grave Matters: Missouri's Swamp Fox

Meriwether Jeff Thompson c. 1857 All Jeff Thompson wanted to be when he grew up was a soldier.  It was a gentlemanly pursuit in his

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The Fort Fisher Yankee Debacle!

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Hegseth announces return of Confederate memorial to Arlington National Cemetery, removed by 'woke lemmings'

Pete Hegseth reverses 2023 decision to remove Confederate memorial from Arlington National Cemetery, calling the Reconciliation Monument his

Reconciliation Monument is being restored to Arlington! Thanks to everyone.

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These are some of Lincoln’s political prisoners that were held at Ft. Delaware. They included ministers of the Gospel with Southern ties as well as a young boy suspected of helping the CSA navigate an area. Refer to “Imprisoned for Conscience Sake; Confederate Pastor, Isaac W. K. Handy”. Some of these died in captivity. Also pictured are a Georgia note and an Alabama 50 cent piece. Prisoners had no way of purchasing food or goods unless they had greenbacks sent to them.