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A tribute to a lost soldier

At a cemetery in DeLand, Fla., I saw a dirty and moldy Civil War gravestone but could barely see the name: Lt. Col. William H. Minter, 18th Mo. Inf. I

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Sheridan s ride to Cedar Creek | News, Sports, Jobs

Soon after you cross into Maryland from Pennsylvania on I-70, you will find signs to Winchester, Virginia. It was from here that Union General Philip Sheridan

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Sheridan s Ride To Cedar Creek | News, Sports, Jobs

Soon after you cross into Maryland from Pennsylvania on I-70, you will find signs to Winchester, Virginia. It was from here that Union General Philip Sheridan

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Why this caregiver was allowed to follow her husband to battle

Famed explorer and Civil War amputee John Wesley Powell achieved great things after his war wounds in part thanks to his wife, Emma.

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CAPITAL CITY HISTORY: First religious sisters cared for Civil War wounded

The first Catholic sisters to arrive in Jefferson City were Sisters of Mercy from Chicago, Illinois. They left the familiarity of their school and hospital work in the north to travel south in September 1861.

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