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If it be true that the people of the so-called Confederate States have no right to throw off the authority of the United States, it is equally true that they are bound at all times to share the burdens of Government.
History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States William Horatio Barnes
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The north half of the US formed the Union in an attempt to restrict the South, known as the Confederate States, from conceding.
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Vigorous and skillful diplomatic efforts ensured European neutrality, thereby limiting the economic aid those nations provided the Confederate States.
Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011
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Vigorous and skillful diplomatic efforts ensured European neutrality, thereby limiting the economic aid those nations provided the Confederate States.
Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011
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At the outbreak of the Civil War, Rives quit the half-completed project, returned to his native Virginia (his family owned slaves) and was named acting chief of the Engineer Bureau of the Confederate States.
Md. bridge history includes breach that couldn't be spanned 2010
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Most people, even in the South, would not even recognize the first National Flag of the Confederacy , which actually represented the Confederate States.
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The most common regimental flag in the “western” armies was a derivitive of the “Bonny Blue Flag,” an early symbol of the Confederate States.
An Intolerance for Southern Culture - Warner_Todd_Huston’s blog - RedState 2009
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Other Armies of the Provisional Army of the Confederate States used different flags and there was no universal regimental flag in the Army of Tennessee or the Department of the Trans-Mississippi.
An Intolerance for Southern Culture - Warner_Todd_Huston’s blog - RedState 2009
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By the dawn of the Civil War just under 3.5% of the population of the Confederate States owned just under 40% of that population outright and held the rest, largely white, largely poor and poorly educated, firmly under their collective thumb.
Marcella Mroczkowski: The House's Historic Health Care Reform Vote and the Lens of History 2009
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I'll bet they're all in the south Confederate States, where they are still fighting the civil war.
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