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can furn 10,000 warriors if needed the choctaws and chickasaws are extremely anxious to form another regiment. the data included in the compiled military service records. tell us not only about individual soldiers, but can reveal aspects of the changing nature of choctaw society. so for instance the names on these records can simultaneously demonstrate the influence of euro-americans and the resilience of traditional naming practices. so here is an example of some of the names that we can see on in these records. so you'll see names such as john simpson several thomas jefferson's age jefferson davis a private h25, but all so more traditional names like cubby or ehan tubby or hiyo. kanubi. you see these blended names right where there's a euro a european route of a name, but then combined with choctaw language name and then you also see surnames of prom families within the choctaw political arenas so the fulsom's laforce and mccurtains are important families that produce district or principal chiefs and the choctaw nation during the 19th century. so again something as simple as these
can furn 10,000 warriors if needed the choctaws and chickasaws are extremely anxious to form another regiment. the data included in the compiled military service records. tell us not only about individual soldiers, but can reveal aspects of the changing nature of choctaw society. so for instance the names on these records can simultaneously demonstrate the influence of euro-americans and the resilience of traditional naming practices. so here is an example of some of the names that we can see...
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sherman did not make it to vicksburg -- he was defeated in december at chickasaw by you. and william rosecrans was ambushed outside of murphysboro outside of stones river. he did not wear tree. after several days, braxton bragg blinked first. well, he is braxton bragg. he fell back. union army is going to claim that as a victory, because they held a field. all of the speak to an idea that lincoln needed a victory. did he get it? everybody is pointing to stones river. so does lincoln. he has to! because when he heard of fredericksburg, his first impression was, if there is a place war and then, i am in it. it was the exact thing that would undermine the emancipation proclamation. he told william rose kranz, you have saved the republic. so, if lincoln was in, what did fredericksburg actually do? this is victory that robert e. lee got in fredericksburg, did it and the civil war? no. did it destroy the army of the potomac? no. did it break the resolve of the northern people and to continue the struggle? no. did it prevent abraham lincoln from signing the emancipation proclama
sherman did not make it to vicksburg -- he was defeated in december at chickasaw by you. and william rosecrans was ambushed outside of murphysboro outside of stones river. he did not wear tree. after several days, braxton bragg blinked first. well, he is braxton bragg. he fell back. union army is going to claim that as a victory, because they held a field. all of the speak to an idea that lincoln needed a victory. did he get it? everybody is pointing to stones river. so does lincoln. he has to!...
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he defeated in december at chickasaw bayou. and william rosecrans. he was ambushed outside of murfreesboro along stones river, but he didn't retreat. and after several days, braxton bragg blinked first. well, he is braxton bragg and fell back. and union army is going to claim that as victory they held the field. all of these speak to an idea that lincoln's a victory did he get it and everybody is pointing to stones river and so does lincoln because he has to because when he heard of fredericksburg his first impression was if there is a place worse than hell i am in. it is the exact thing they would under mine the emancipation proclamation. but he told william rosecrans, you have saved the republic. so. if the if lincoln was hell, what did fredericksburg actually do. this resounding victory? the robert lee got in fredericksburg? did it end a civil war. no. did it? the army, the potomac? no. did it break the resolve of the northern people to continue this struggle? no. did it prevent abraham lincoln from signing the emancipation proclamation on january
he defeated in december at chickasaw bayou. and william rosecrans. he was ambushed outside of murfreesboro along stones river, but he didn't retreat. and after several days, braxton bragg blinked first. well, he is braxton bragg and fell back. and union army is going to claim that as victory they held the field. all of these speak to an idea that lincoln's a victory did he get it and everybody is pointing to stones river and so does lincoln because he has to because when he heard of...