Fort Pillow Massacre Report Details Rebel Atrocities
The Joint Committee on the Conduct and Expenditures of the War submits testimony from Fort Pillow showing a deliberate policy of cruelty by Forrest forces. The report covers the assault on the fort, mass killings of white and colored troops, civilians, and wounded, with orders to burn huts and a detailed account of the aftermath and attempted concealment.
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Battle Update from May 7 1864 Near Orange
A Civil War field report dated Satur, May 7 1864 describes dawn shelling on the right, Lee's retreat to lines near Orange, and heavy Confederate losses. It notes 12,000 total casualties, hospital care for eight thousand wounded, and mentions Wadsworth and Longstreet among the casualties while praising Sheridan’s cavalry actions and Butler’s James River landing.
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Quote on poverty and temperance provokes debate
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