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Post a CommentOops!The words you entered did not match the given text. Please try again. 217 Comments
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Natalie
11:32 PM on March 19, 2017
Love the site. Very helpful as I am getting into reenactments. Would it be possible for you to add onto here what accessories a confederate woman may have carried with her on a daily basis? thanks!
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Joy Melcher
2:21 PM on January 14, 2017
This page is not written by nor sponsored by nor endorsed by www.CivilWarLady.net or Civil War Lady by Joy Melcher.
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Halcyon
11:47 PM on July 26, 2016
The proper word is secession, not succession.
Your site is interesting, but there is quite a bit of misinformation on various topics. Including primary sources might be wise. Thanks for your efforts.
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Jacqueline Dawn Elvington- Magri
12:53 AM on December 28, 2015
I love your webpage. Thank you for sharing
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Brooke Smith
3:37 PM on December 8, 2015
I love your website! Where did you get your information? Did you get it from a credible source?
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John Hill
4:36 PM on April 11, 2015
I read the Lincoln page. Of course the saying goes the victors write the history books, so much about the civil war and reason for succession as well as the legal implication of the civil war is never discussed. Anti-slavery was an emotional force but certainly a distortion of the reasons for the civil war. Whether states could legally succeed is a good question. I believe so but whether it was ultimately in everyones best interest is debatable. What concerns me the most is how the relationship between states and the federal government changed forever, for the worst. The problems we have today stem directly from the civil war. I am not convinced that the US can legally exist after the the south seceded, nor any of the constitutional changes enacted are legal. But of course nobody questions that.
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B
7:05 PM on March 18, 2015
Hi, my grandson noticed an error. Clara Barton did not die on the same day that the Titanic sank. She was deceased on 4/12/1912 and the Titanic sank on 9/15/1912. I was disappointed as I was going to use it as a Civil war Trivia question.
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