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Many voters absent in the Confederate Army when the vote was taken refused to acknowledge the transfer upon their return.
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Many and absent
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Many of these freedmen joined the Union army and fought in battles against the Confederate forces. Yet hundreds of thousands of freed slaves died during emancipation as a result of the illness that devastated army regiments.
Many cavalrymen — particularly on the Confederate side — eventually abandoned the long, heavy weapons in favour of revolvers and carbines.
Many Confederate casualties of the battle of Franklin lie in the McGavock Confederate Cemetery near the Carnton plantation house.
Many Kentuckians from these areas joined the Confederate army.
Many hundreds of the soldiers who died in the hospitals during the war were buried in a Confederate cemetery on the south end of Webb's Bend, but the site is under water today, following the damming of the river below Demopolis in the 20th century.
Many of the ranchers in the area were Confederate sympathizers and Democrats.
Many leaders of Rock Island, a community founded largely by Southerners, remained sympathetic to the Confederate cause throughout the Civil War.
Many of Lebanon's brick homes date from the ante-bellum period, including Hollyhill, where Confederate General John Hunt Morgan's brother was interred until war's end after being mortally wounded during the 1863 Battle of Lebanon, and Myrtledene Bed and Breakfast, where the footprint of Morgan's horse is said to be imprinted on the front stairway.
Many were built for and commanded by the famous Captain, Thomas P. Leathers, whom Jefferson Davis had wanted to head the Confederate defense fleet on the Mississippi River.
Many wounded soldiers were treated in or transported through the city, and as a consequence it has a large Confederate cemetery.
Many Union and Confederate veterans attended several reunions at the Pea Ridge battlefield long before it was a park.
Many Irish language poets wrote highly politicised poetry in support of the Irish Catholics organised in Confederate Ireland.
Many Confederado descendants have traveled to the United States at the invitation of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, an American descendants ' organization, to visit Civil War battlefields, attend re-enactments, or see where their ancestors lived.
Many of the Confederate soldiers admired the courage and determination of the Yankees.
Many Confederate units had signed on, initially, for a one year service, and felt completely justified in walking away when they'd reached their breaking point.
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Many area residents opposed the dams, including the widow of Confederate general James Longstreet, Helen Dortch Longstreet, who led a campaign in 1911 to have Tallulah Gorge protected by the state.
Many felt the name Confederate Air Force was confusing, did not accurately reflect the purpose of the organization, and was detrimental to fundraising efforts.
Many Irish were divided between supporting the Confederate States in their struggles for independence or to preserve the Union, which gave the Irish a set of rights and freedoms under the Constitution but which they had to struggle to obtain.
Many were dispossessed by the Irish Confederate Wars and the subsequent Cromwellian conquest, and long reduced to peasantry by the time of the Great Irish Famine.
Many Winston County residents refused induction into the Confederate Army, and some spoke openly of organizing troops to support the Union.
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