Please Note That Some Sites Are Under Construction, As Indicated:
NAME | ANTI-TOBACCO | ANTI-SLAVERY
Cheever, Rev. Geo. | Endorsement | Sermons
| Dow, Neal | Comment | Civil War General
| Fowler, Rev. Orin | Book | Anti FSB Vote
| Garrison, William L. | Activism
| Tappan, Lewis | Wright, Elizur | Comment | Book Review
| Prof. Rev. Charles G. Finney | search engine | for "tobacco" Lecture
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And Exposing the Pro-Slavery Attitude Still Extant
“I'm a good old rebel,
I hates the Yankee nation
Three hundred thousand Yankees
They died of Southern fever,
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For information (web sites listing) on
post-war Confederates in the Wild West,
gunfighters still shooting Yankees, click here.
See also David W. Padrusch, Aftershock: Beyond the Civil War (A & E, 2006),
for more on the Confederate violence pattern. For example,
Confederates in
1866 New Orleans wounded, shot, and dispersed
the delegates to the Lousiana constitutional convention, and their supporters,
lest they vote to allow blacks to vote.
Cigarettes: A War Weapon:
Chemical Warfare
Killing Yankees After The Civil War A Better Warning Label: Treat cigarettes like you would a live hand grenade, throw away as far and as fast as possible. Save yourselves and those around you. |
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