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Confederacy in the Union’s favor. During this period of military conflict, both the pro-Union The New York Times and the Confederate-leaning The Richmond Daily Dispatch served as vital sources of wartime reporting, agents of one-sided propaganda and unflagging patriotism, as well as important mouthpieces for the public to express their opinions about the war, slavery and other issues pertinent to the time. Reading the July 10, 1863 editions of both newspapers gave a brief but compelling glimpse into the

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Local newspapers like the Wilmington Daily Journal directly used the battles, comparable to the one in Richmond, as a way to raise patriotism in the community for recruitment purposes. At the bottom of the same column, “The Latest-The Position of Things,” a small section was tacked on, updating the public on the current status of the ongoing battle. “It will be seen by our telegraph, received at 11:30 o’clock this forenoon, that McClellan is mortally wounded” (“The Latest-The Position of Things”)

All around the world we use factory farming as our main source of packaging and transporting food. But do you know what happens in the factories and farming facilities? This large industrial operation houses animals raised for food. They treat them with hormones and antibiotics to prevent disease and maximize their growth for food output. Then transported to the factories where they are killed if animals and put on a conveyor belt to be processed by workers. For example, 91 pounds of chicken is

of war and rampant inflation ravaged the South, increasingly desperate working-class women turned to violence. In 1863, in Richmond, Virginia—the Confederacy’s capital—working-class women’s discontent boiled over into the Richmond bread riot, the largest riot the Confederacy had ever seen. The riot, though shocking, was not unforeseeable. Economic and social changes in Richmond pushed working-class white women to use means they had never utilized before in pursuit of political ends, ultimately resulting

Elizabeth Van Lew: An Unlikely Union Spy A member of the Richmond elite, one woman defied convention and the Confederacy and fed secrets to the Union during the Civil War image: https://thumbs-media.smithsonianmag.com/filer/Elizabeth-Van-Lew-Civil-War-spy-631.jpg__800x600_q85_crop.jpg Elizabeth Van Lew One of the most effective Union spies was Elizabeth Van Lew. Over a course of four years she quietly sent valuable intelligence to Union officers and even ran her own network of spies. (The Granger

major uproar and lives were ended. Mrs. Floyd was certainly traumatized, she reported to the police being raped thirteen times as if thirteen men actually raped her, then she only identified seven men. Please help me clarify this report. It was dark, and in a state of trauma she reported being raped thirteen times by thirteen men. How can she recall being raped that much time while in a state of shock, then to top it off, she identified only seven men who alleged raped her in the dark? But it was

A soldier’s plight to take up arms and answer the nation’s call usually is not met with resistance. However the path to service for the 54th Massachusetts’ all black infantry regiment was different than most soldiers. On January 1, 1863, the Emancipation Proclamation presented an opportunity for freed slaves in the north to fight for their cause. Thus allowing the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment to organize and prepare to join the Union’s army in the Civil War. The assault on Battery Wagner