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The people incarcerated were in the confederate army but

Posted on: May 10, 2025 at 09:33:24 CT

alstl MU

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many said they were forced to join at gunpoint. During time of war you don't release the enemy back onto the street.

They got much better treatment than Bill Anderson and Quantrill gave to Missourians.

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Lincoln project bemoaning the suspending of habeus corpus - NPDTiger MU - 5/10 07:49:39

Gratiot Prison in St. Louis, opened in 1861 was quickly - BH O'bonga MU - 5/10 07:58:57

RE: Gratiot Prison in St. Louis, opened in 1861 was quickly - sarasotatiger MU - 5/10 10:58:34

The AFU was firing artillery into Donbas cities eight years - BH O'bonga MU - 5/10 11:06:59

The people incarcerated were in the confederate army but - alstl MU - 5/10 09:33:24

RE: The people incarcerated were in the confederate army but - sarasotatiger MU - 5/10 10:59:51

Gratiot Street Prison held many women and many male - Bulldog Bob Brown STL - 5/10 10:33:59

RE: Gratiot Street Prison held many women and many male - BH O'bonga MU - 5/10 10:39:06

None of your post is true. Try reading some Missouri history - BH O'bonga MU - 5/10 10:12:23

Well, after all, the Confederacy did - GA Tiger MU - 5/10 08:01:42

The war of northern aggression has nothing to do - NPDTiger MU - 5/10 08:11:03

LOL - JG MU

- 5/10 13:32:37

Just like American Revolution patriots committed treason - BH O'bonga MU - 5/10 08:05:02

It wasn’t part of the us - El-ahrairah BAMA - 5/10 08:03:00

RE:It wasn’t part of the us: Good point, though Missouri had - BH O'bonga MU - 5/10 08:26:27