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7 days ago

Great read, a very fair view of the good Governor, long overdue. Complete research, easy read, well written. A must for any Civi War enthusists.
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8 days ago

I think he was piss-poor but I know I don't have a lot of support on this. My dad, who died this last spring at age 95, and his buddies as well, hated Bradley and loved Patton. That I am sure, colored my opinion as I listened to them as a boy and took it all it.

Bradley was totally surprised at the Battle of the Bulge and should have been sacked and sent home. He must have had something on Eisenhower to prevent his disgrace.

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10 days ago

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ORIGINAL COMMENT: Great weapon with excellent stopping power. If you grip it too hard, you can't hit squat with it. Let it hang more loosely in your hand and bingo! At least that's worked for me and I've shot it hundreds of times.

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11 days ago

For a full examination of the effects of the pillage of the south I highly recommend....

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11 days ago

Kirby Smith was an interesting and successful Confederate general. As the war progressed Smith rose to the top of the Confederate chain of command west of the Mississippi. After the Union gained control of the Mississippi River, the Confederacy was split in two and Kirby Smith was basically on his own.

His area was the parts of Arkansas and Louisiana under Confederate control, Texas, and I suppose parts of the Indian Territory, now Oklahoma.

His area was called "Kirby Smith's Confederacy" or "Kirby Smithdom."

Kirby Smith beat off several Union invasions and did a little invading of his own by sending Sterling Price into Missouri in 1864. The truth of the matter was that the area west of the Mississippi controlled by Kirby Smith was not that important, and it didn't make sense for the Union to expend as much effort in the area as it did.

Kirby Smith surrendered his army, the last effective field force in the Confederacy, in May, 1865, about six weeks after Lee's surrender.

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