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The Union's Capture of New Orleans During the Civil War
- The Campaign for the Confederacy's Most Important Mississippi River Stronghold
- De: Charles River Editors, Sean McLachlan
- Narrado por: Colin Fluxman
- Duración: 1 h y 31 m
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In 1860, New Orleans was just as unique a city as it is today. It was racially and linguistically diverse, with many French, German, and Spanish speakers, and a population of white, black, and mixed-race inhabitants. Louisiana's population was 47% slave and also had one of the largest numbers of free blacks in the country.
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Benjamin Butler set in motion theft by terror
- De Shelly Marie Leone zerangue en 12-16-20
- The Union's Capture of New Orleans During the Civil War
- The Campaign for the Confederacy's Most Important Mississippi River Stronghold
- De: Charles River Editors, Sean McLachlan
- Narrado por: Colin Fluxman
Benjamin Butler set in motion theft by terror
Revisado: 12-16-20
Orleans was minding her own business being fair with trade, and Spain couldn't take her down, with 250k men, Orleans remained French but with 300k natives who also were family in some way, were taken down by propaganda much like today, and then terrorize. Now the enemy uses Fear Porn of the news to put test to see your ways. The one thing I would like to see is exactly how was New Orleans Napoleons to sell if he had brothers? Most likely his mother and father were alive. Relatives Down in New Orleans. I knew it I knew it, now explain from Ben Butlers time until 1896
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