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160 years later, a new Battle of the Wilderness is waged north of Charlottesville

Nonprofit groups are still following Lincoln’s orders, this time in a fight to preserve the land of the Wilderness Battlefield from what they consider the “threat” of development.

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160 years later, a new Battle of the Wilderness is waged

Local nonprofit groups are still following Lincoln’s orders, this time in a fight to preserve the land of the Wilderness Battlefield from what they consider the “threat” of development.

Orange countyUnited statesPrince william countyCaroline countySpotsylvania countyManassas national battlefield parkWilderness battlefieldMary koikMark johnsonJulie bolthouseRoberte leeAbraham lincolnDon mccownUnion armySpotsylvania battlefields memorial national military parkCentral virginia battlefields

Evidence of a struggle emerges as Civil War site is cleared | Beaufort County

With shovels and axes volunteers are clearing brush and trees from the 75-acre Honey Hill Battlefield site in Ridgeland. The hope is to open site to the public.

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Fact Check: Only 6,800 American Soldiers Died on the Battlefield During the Revolutionary War

Research from the 1970s indicates only 6,800 American soldiers were killed on the battlefield during the eight years of the U.S. war for independence.

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Fact Check: Only 6,800 American Soldiers Died in Battle in the Revolutionary War

An estimated 25,324 soldiers died during the eight years of the U.S. war for independence, but many of those deaths were from illness.

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