Check out this cool infographic from the Civil War Trust. Some may argue over the numbers but the endeavor and creativity at the heart of it are commendable.
Check out this cool infographic from the Civil War Trust. Some may argue over the numbers but the endeavor and creativity at the heart of it are commendable.
Click on the graphic itself to see a bigger version.
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Great information! Well spotted.
Very informative. Always like the Civil war stuff.
Really interesting statistics!
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My husband would LOVE this chart .. really can’t wait to share it!
Very cool information! We love history, especially the Civil War. 🙂
Wow, cool. The Civil War Trust plays a part in the novel I’m wrapping up. Thanks for the factoids!
Although I am not an American I had a keen interest in the Civil War when I was in high school and your obvious passion for (and knowledge of ) the subject has reminded of my youthful interest in the war between the States. Thanks!
I love this…. very interesting! 😀