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1864: A Heightened Level of Violence

THOMAS R. BAKER

The Sacred Cause of Union, 2016, p.192

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1864: A Heightened Level of Violence
Autor: THOMAS R. BAKER
Assuntos: Applied sciences ; Armed conflict ; Armed forces ; Armies ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Conscription ; Fishhooks ; Fishing equipment ; Human behavior ; Hunting gear ; Military life ; Military marches ; Military music ; Military personnel ; Military science ; Military service ; Music ; Music genres ; Performing arts ; Political science ; Soldiers ; Technology ; Veterans ; Violence ; War ; War casualties ; Warfare
É parte de: The Sacred Cause of Union, 2016, p.192
Descrição: To the surprise of many Iowans, the war did not end in 1864. Instead of peace breaking out, the intensity of the violence escalated in nearly every military theater. In the New West, insurgent activity spiraled out of control during the summer. The social order in Missouri disintegrated further as guerrilla bands renewed raids on Union households. General Price’s Rebel cavalry entered southeastern Missouri from Arkansas intent on capturing St. Louis. With no Union soldiers able to intervene, Price’s force sped toward the Missouri River. For the residents of Iowa, the distinction between home front and war front blurred in
Editor: University of Iowa Press
Idioma: Inglês

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