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Tag Archives: Viola Liuzzo
April ’65
1865 And then suddenly it was over. Not completely, of course. There still would be pockets of resistance and individual Confederates who would try to get to Texas to keep fighting or escape to Canada, England, or elsewhere to avoid … Continue reading
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Tagged Appomattox, Ford's Theatre, John Wilkes Booth, McLean House, Ralph Abernathy, Selma, Stanley Levison, Viola Liuzzo
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May ’65
1865 Subsequent Confederate surrenders, all minor compared to the April ones of the Army of Northern Virginia and the Army of Tennessee, kept coming. General Richard Taylor–commanding Confederates in Alabama, Mississippi, and eastern Louisiana–capitulated on May 4 to Maj. Gen. … Continue reading
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