The Way of the Transgressor in Civil War Swindle
A lengthy Civil War era piece condemns Southern swindlers who profited through credit fraud against Northern allies, arguing their acts incite punishment by both sides. It rails at Confederate leaders, urges restitution to creditors, and extols a higher moral law guiding history and national unity.
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Union era dispatch from 1861 reports Ohio troops and slave issues
A Confederate supportive town recounts Ohio regiment conduct toward enslaved people, noting their refusal to steal slaves and praising Union troops. European news touches on blockade enforcement and cotton prices. Reports also describe engagements around Gauley Bridge, Kanawha, and Charleston with no fatalities among our troops.
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UNION
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Rose‘crane
Stef
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Monongahela
Wise
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New River
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Wheeler
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Hawks Nest
Benham
Ganley Bridge
Loup Creek
McCook
Schenck
Charleston
Uolding
Stetmer Allen Collier
Camp Enyart
Pratt
Zoyaves
Winfield
Mud Bridge
Guyandotte Creek
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