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Name For Sharpshooter's Targets On Battlefields
Fake Ironclad Ship
Nickname Of Confederate General P.T. Beauregard
What President Lincoln Called President Davis
A Disciplinary Act Performed On Deserters
The Men Who Stuffed Shells Into Large Cannons
Prolonged Marches Carrying Rifles
42 Inch Sabers
Attempt The Assassination Of Vice President Johnson While Lincoln Was Assassinated
Design A Machine Gun For The Confederacy
Purchase Arms In Europe
Seek A Prisoner Exchange Of 20 Regular Soldiers For 1 General
Defensive Structure At Fort Wagner
Wheel Mounted Set Of 25 Rifle Barrels used At Charleston, South Carolina
Detachment Of Men On The Confederate Ship Alabama
Battery Which Guarded The White House
Swords Inscribed With The Pelican, The Louisiana State Symbol
Plates For Counterfeit Money
As A Spy He Supplied Information
Wrote Articles In British Newspapers To Gain Support For The Confederacy's Cause
A Mark For Each Man Killed By His Sword
His Wife's Name, Bea
Coat Of Arms Of Missouri
A Pelican
Battle Axes
4 Iron Clad Ships
1500 Mules And Horses
Plans For Upcoming Naval Attacks
Name For A Camp Celebration After A Victory In Battle
A Fireside Drinking Game, Popular With Soldiers
Form Of Baseball
Term For The Burning Of A Town's Structures
Body Lice
Nickname For Young Confederate Recruits Whose Uniforms Were Not A Faded As Veteran's Uniforms
Term For A Group Of Confederate Soldiers On The March
Unusual Colored Confederate Money
Record Keeper Of The Confederate Military
Was The Paymaster Of The Confederacy
Was General Lee's Personal Adjutant
Was The Head Medical Officer Of The Confederacy
Coal
Iron
Gun Powder
Salt
Irish
Dixie
Satin
Sugar
Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
Atlanta, Georgia
Palmetto, Georgia
Kennesaw, Georgia
Milledgeville, Georgia
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Atlanta, Georgia
Vicksburg, Mississippi
Richmond, Virginia
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