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| Posted: Sat Oct 17th, 2009 01:41 pm |
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I've heard it said that historians have characterized the Confederacy as having died on the altar of states rights. I've heard about how the governor of North Carolina having withheld troops from the Confederate Army in order to defend his own state. Are there any other examples? Do you think there is any credence to that view?
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