11-05-2017
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What did the south change their minds about allowing slaves to fight in the war

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mwarthen mwarthen

11-05-2017

They where out numbered and gunned down

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Аноним Аноним

11-05-2017

Yeah... I don't think they "changed their minds". More like they had no option. They were forced.

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