Remembering the Civil War: The Conflict as Told by Those Who Lived It
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Michael Barton., Michael Barton|AUTHOR., & Charles Kupfer|AUTHOR. (2019). Remembering the Civil War: The Conflict as Told by Those Who Lived It . Lyons Press.

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Michael Barton, Michael Barton|AUTHOR and Charles Kupfer|AUTHOR. 2019. Remembering the Civil War: The Conflict As Told By Those Who Lived It. Lyons Press.

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Michael Barton, Michael Barton|AUTHOR and Charles Kupfer|AUTHOR. Remembering the Civil War: The Conflict As Told By Those Who Lived It Lyons Press, 2019.

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Michael Barton, Michael Barton|AUTHOR, and Charles Kupfer|AUTHOR. Remembering the Civil War: The Conflict As Told By Those Who Lived It Lyons Press, 2019.

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