Its interesting to note that the prison camps of the civil war were a horror on both sides, the northern being the worst. But the real horror, was that Lincoln knowing the suffering, ended prison exchanges of the youngest, the maimed, and the injured. He was a monster. There was no justification for this.
Its interesting to note that the prison camps of the civil war were a horror on both sides, the northern being the worst. But the real horror, was that Lincoln knowing the suffering, ended prison exchanges of the youngest, the maimed, and the injured. He was a monster. There was no justification for this.
Its interesting to note that the prison camps of the civil war were a horror on both sides, the northern being the worst. But the real horror, was that Lincoln knowing the suffering, ended prison exchanges of the youngest, the maimed, and the injured. He was a monster. There was no justification for this.
Its interesting to note that the prison camps of the civil war were a horror on both sides, the northern being the worst. But the real horror, was that Lincoln knowing the suffering, ended prison exchanges of the youngest, the maimed, and the injured. He was a monster. There was no justification for this.
Its interesting to note that the prison camps of the civil war were a horror on both sides, the northern being the worst. But the real horror, was that Lincoln knowing the suffering, ended prison exchanges of the youngest, the maimed, and the injured. He was a monster. There was no justification for this.
Its interesting to note that the prison camps of the civil war were a horror on both sides, the northern being the worst. But the real horror, was that Lincoln knowing the suffering, ended prison exchanges of the youngest, the maimed, and the injured. He was a monster. There was no justification for this.
Thank you for posting this! May God rest the souls of all those heroes who died for our country. God bless America.