Across the top two thirds of the painting is the futile advance by the Confederate forces.
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Had they done so, the initial Confederate assault would not have been so deadly.
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The Lambs owned slaves, and Egbert's grandfather was a Confederate captain who fought to keep them.
That was impossible without at least some of the former Confederate states joining in this ratification.
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Early Confederate victories at Bull Run in 1861 and 1862 and elsewhere forced Lincoln's hand.
Documents written by presidents, invitations to past inaugural balls, a letter written by Confederate Gen.
That is more or less enough to explain why some people find the Confederate flag offensive.
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Then, after putting their Confederate flags and white hoods in their vans, they drove away.
"We now can create a man-machine interface that's as symbiotic as possible, " says Confederate Chairman Matthew Chambers.
In the U.S. South, those flags are now more likely to be American flags than Confederate flags.
The amendment's framers clearly figured that enforcement would focus on the former Confederate states, Mr. Verrilli said.
In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation formally freeing all slaves in the Confederate States.
"We all have our dead we all have our Graves, " a Confederate Episcopal bishop observed in an 1862 sermon.
As a Confederate soldier observed, death "reigned with universal sway, " ruling homes and lives, demanding attention and response.
They cited an arcane provision in Virginia law that prohibits placing Union markings or monuments on Confederate memorials.
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When Confederate batteries fired on Fort Sumter and forced its surrender, he called on the states for 75, 000 volunteers.
Until the rest of the prisoners, with the approval of the Confederate guard, took justice into their own hands.
In South Carolina, where the Confederate flag still flies, we built a powerful coalition of African-Americans and white Americans.
The Americans don't seem to mind that the Confederate Army wore the color.
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Even in the eyes of confederate soldiers, he saw the face of God.
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Paul would likely draw staff from organizations like the confederate-sympathizing Mises Institute.
In April 2010 Mr McDonnell signed a proclamation celebrating Virginia's Confederate past, but failed to make any mention of slavery.
His campaign web page has little about his Senate race but a lot about various neo-Nazi, Confederate and other extremist causes.
Confederate now offers clientele the option of customizing a bike online so that it better fits the buyer's height and weight.
In this rolling farmland on the night of Nov. 29, 1864, the Confederate Army of Tennessee let Union forces slip past.
There's also a Confederate national flag and various Imperial Russian, Prussian and German parade helmets, rank caps, medals, insignia and uniforms.
He too had been involved in an attempt to take a Confederate symbol off the state flag and it cost him support.
The viewer is facing the Union line, a perspective that Rothermel thought was important in depicting the Union's repulse of Confederate forces.
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The state government building not far away carried the old Confederate flag.
Democratic interest groups denounced John Ashcroft as a racist, homophobic, Confederate-sympathising nutcase.
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