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Many people died in the Civil War, this is how they died, what they used to kill, and the different battle strategies.

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"Death and the Civil War" Extended Promo | American Experience | PBS

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To my dearest family,
I miss you all so dearly. I wish to come home soon and see you, but i don't know if that wish will come true. We go into battle everyday, there are deaths all the time. I hope to someday return home and not perish on the field of battle. I love you all very much and i will try to write back tomorrow.

Love,
John Smith

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All Things Vicksburg The Union's eight-month struggle to conquer Vicksburg, Miss., culminated in a 47-day siege that ended on July 4, 1863-one day after the Federal triumph at Gettysburg. Terrence Winschel, former chief historian at Vicksburg National Military Park, has written nine Civil War books, including Triumph and Defeat: The Vicksburg Campaign, first published in 1999. We recently ...

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Major battles from the American Civil War Civil War Battles Facts Dates 1861-1865 Theaters Eastern Theater Western Theater Trans-Mississippi Gulf Coast Sioux Uprising Civil War Battles Articles Explore articles from the History Net archives about Civil War Battles " See all Civil War Battles Articles Civil War Battles summary: The Civil War consisted of nearly [...]