I was born and raised in Savannah Georgia why have I never heard Miss Taylor's name before. feels like an injustice. thank you for this it was very entertaining. fort Pulaski is one of my favorite places in the world.

Look at my city so inspirational

Check out 2 stories. The Battle Of Monteith Swamp. How 1,100 men 800 from North Carolina and 300 from Georgia. Battle Sherman's 62,000 Soldiers for hours on end to slow Sherman enough to try and protect the railway system from Sherman's Bowties. 2 nd story is the Massacre at Ebenezer Creek. Many slaves were murdered by Sherman's troops.

Voting for politicians who are either in favor of "immediate secession" or "co-operationist," the people of Georgia go to the polls across the state. In north Georgia the areas near larger cities are for immediate secession. Floyd County, the area around Rome, voted 3 to 2 in favor of secession. Clarke County, the area around Athens, votes 3 to 1 in favor of secession. However, Murray County was more typical of north Georgia. They vote 3 to 1 in favor of the co-operationist candidate. White County voted 320 to 48 for the co-operationist, and in Dade County, which seceded from the state when Georgia seceded from the Union, the vote was 346 to 42 against secession. Until the 1970's the vote for secession had been listed as 50,243 in favor of secession to 37,123 against. In 1972 the Georgia Historical Society attempted to recreate the vote because of abnormalities that had been noticed in some counties. For example, Forsyth County and Cobb County showed a higher vote count than for the hotly contested presidential elections two months previous, an unlikely scenario. Using contemporary sources, mostly local newspapers, the society concluded that the margin for the vote was razor-thin, and it was a vote against secession. The final vote on January_2, 1861 was 42,744 in favor of co-operation [with the union] and 41,717 in favor of immediate secession.

Hmmmm this is toubob at its best they are beasts

7:23 stay down there or I'll cut your damn noses off lmao!! I'm sorry but wtf

Georgia would never have seceded if not for voter fraud in the days after the Jan.2 vote for representatives to the convention which would consider secession. There were also numerous cooperationist candidates who, after being elected, suddenly became secessionists. Had it not been for fraud by the rich slaveowners, Georgia would not have seceded, and there probably would have been no civil war.

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