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Banners of glory: NY state to display Civil War flags in new exhibit at Capitol
Easy Plugin for AdSense by Unreal By Chris Carola, The Associated Press WATERFORD, N.Y. — A Confederate flag with links to president Abraham Lincoln and the first Union officer killed in the Civil War will be the centrepiece of an … Continue reading →
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