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  • Sep 2, Civil War Railroads: North vs South, USMRR, Maps & Facts
  • Why did the South Secede and so Start the US Civil War?
  • Sep 6, Railroads In The 1860s: Civil War, Pacific Railroad, Mileage & Steel

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american-rails.com /1 week ago

Sep 2, Civil War Railroads: North vs South, USMRR, Maps & Facts

Civil War railroadsā€”1860 mileage, gauges, USMRR, Haupt and McCallum, First Manassas, Gettysburg, Chickamauga, Andrews Raid, B&O. Maps and facts.

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historyisnowmagazine.com /1 month ago

Why did the South Secede and so Start the US Civil War?

What caused the American Civil War, and why did the Southern states leave the Union? These are two of the most debated questions in American history. The standard view is that slav...

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american-rails.com /3 days ago

Sep 6, Railroads In The 1860s: Civil War, Pacific Railroad, Mileage & Steel

U.S. railroads 1860–1870—~30,600 to 52,922 miles. Civil War as the decade’s center, Pacific Railway Acts and Promontory, Vanderbilt’s NYC, Pullman Pioneer, Bessemer rail, Westingho...

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nytimes.com /3 weeks ago

A Civil Debate About the Civil War

Readers respond to an Opinion guest essay about the various names given to the Civil War. Also: The Red Scare campaign ploy.

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nytimes.com /1 month ago

The ‘Civil War’ Is a Lie. Let’s Call It the ‘Slaveholders’ Rebellion’ Again.

To face our own history, we must be honest about it.

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forwardky.com /1 month ago

Our first civil war

Brother against brother, neighbor against neighbor. Which side would YOU have been on?

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