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The Civil War Archive: August 2011
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Civil War: A little known story of the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse
The light has shined off Cape Canaveral after 163 years, dimmed only when hidden from Union ships patrolling the seas for blockade-runners. Published August 29 2011
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Martha's Vineyard: Obama should see a Civil War statue that has a lesson for today
A statue of a Union soldier in the town of Oak Bluffs is not only a memorial to Civil War heroes but is an example of how lasting peace can be reached between those on opposing sides. Published August 23 2011
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Civil War: Donaldsonville La - the town that fought Admiral Farragut
A David and Goliath confrontation, the Battle of Donaldsonville had no other possible outcome, but defeat. However, the brave little town took on the Union ships. Published August 20 2011
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Gettysburg Weekend: Surgeons, scalpels, and the Civil War
The Civil War soldier's most deadly foe was not just cannons, but disease. And surgeons were overwhelmed. Published August 17 2011
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