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The American Civil War was the bloodiest and largest amount of casualties that Americans have ever faced on their own soil. Let's not lose the stories of those brave and great men that fought for what they believed in!

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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Happy Thanksgiving

Now you know where the very first Thanksgiving was in America...Berkley Plantation

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