Gail Lambert argues that we should not remove the statues of war generals that we disagree with. Lambert see’s these statues as landmarks that show what was important to people in the past and why. He utilized the example of a statue of Sheridan. He disagrees with the war tactics of the general who lay […]
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Even though there was no historical evidence to suggest that he actually held a military rank, Edgerton Hogg had assumed the title colonel throughout his life. This in particular was one of Cecil County’s great historical mysteries. During his youth in particular Hogg was a pirate for the Confederate Navy. In particular he devised a
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The cost of removing two Confederate statues in Charlottesville, Virginia has been estimated to run about $700,000.00. This prohibitive cost also runs the risk of further legal costs if the Virginia General Assembly is by-passed to speed up the move. Continue reading to discover the full story of eliminating public monuments that reflect unpleasant facts
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Recently Hurricane Mathew has uncovered the clutch of Civil War ordnance. In particular part due to Hurricane Mathew there were civil war era cannon balls that were uncovered on some particular beach south of Charleston. There are some appearances that this particular clutch of cannonballs found on Folly Beach have been in place since the
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In recent news a particular anti-confederate protester was convicted within a Richmond Court. This particular person had warranted served on them from police officers after he had turned up at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. This particular protester was the most violent of the protesters they had seen and sometimes liked to antagonize and
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When it comes to Robert E. Lee he was a beloved leader in his lifetime and was admire by both friend and foe in his death. It was said that Robert Edward Lee was a great American and the great nation in which gave birth to him would be unworthy of such a great son
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It was June of 1863, in Mississippi, and “…rain fell in torrents flooding the streams, the roads became impassable, and country bridges were washed away. Vicksburg was being besieged by Grant, and reinforcements were ordered…  Chunkey River intervened and the bridge across the river was submerged…. The engineer was under military orders, and his long
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Richmond candidate Morrissey hopes to unify the city by adding to the Jefferson Davis Statue instead of tearing it down. Listening to his constituents, Morrissey feels destroying the statue would add more wounds, but adding Black Union and Confederate Soldiers completes more of the history of the Civil War. His opponents have their own ideas
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