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What happened in the Civil War © |
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November 1860 |
Abraham Lincoln is Elected by the Northern States |
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December 1860 |
President James Buchanan - State of the Union Address |
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January 1861 |
The Situation in Charleston Harbor |
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February 1861 |
The Confederate Government Is Formed |
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March 1861 |
President Lincoln's Inauguration Day |
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April 1861 |
Lincoln Dupes the Confederates to fire on Sumter |
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May 1861 |
Lincoln builds an army and invades Virginia |
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June 1861 |
Virginia Defends Herself |
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July 1861 |
Lincoln Forces a Battle |
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August 1861 |
Lincoln and Davis Choose Their Generals |
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September 1861 |
Both sides give a little |
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October 1861 |
McClellan Pushes Scott Out the Door |
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November 1861 |
Lincoln Dances With The Great Powers |
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December 1861 |
Lincoln and McClellan Begin Their Struggle |
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January 1862 |
McClellan Confounds the Politicians |
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February 1862 |
Grant Breaks the Kentucky Line |
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March 1862 |
Congress Plans Freedom for the Slaves |
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April 1862 |
The Origin And Object Of The War |
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May 1862 |
Charles Sumner wins the argument |
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June 1862 |
The Senate Sticks To The Constitution |
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July 1862 |
Congress's War Policy Changes |
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New Jersey
Sesquicentennial Committee |
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Biography of John McGowan |
Fort Sumter January 9, 1861 |
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James W. Lowen |
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Five Civil War Myths |
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Current Events |
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The NAACP and the Sesquicentennial |
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