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Did New Orleans Immigrants See Union Soldiers as Occupiers or Liberators?
Posted April 19, 2012 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
The Immigrants' Civil War.
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Tags : fort jackson, german, irish, new orleans, new york times

A German Regiment Fights for “Freedom and Justice” at Shiloh
Posted March 29, 2012 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
August Willich, a German-born coronel, takes an intellectual approach to battle in The Immigrants' Civil War.
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Tags : august willich, august willich’s gallant dutchmen, german, joseph reinhart, revolution of 1848, shiloh, william mank

Lincoln, the Know Nothings, and Immigrant America
Posted January 19, 2012 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
Was Abraham Lincoln a Know Nothing?
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Tags : abraham lincoln, african american, civil war, german, know nothings, republicans, slavery, the immigrants' civil war, whig

The Lasting Impact of the Know Nothings on Immigrant America
Posted January 13, 2012 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
Discrimination distances Irish and German newcomers in The Immigrants' Civil War.
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Tags : african american, civil war, education, fishtown, german, irish, john hughes, know nothings, the immigrants' civil war

The Evolution of the Know Nothings
Posted December 1, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
The Immigrants' Civil War continues.
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Tags : anti-catholic, catholics, civil war, german, irish, know nothings, lyman beecher, protestants, the immigrants' civil war

English-Only in 1861: No Germans Need Apply
Posted August 19, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
Language access in The Immigrants' Civil War.
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Tags : general order 45, german, know nothings, lincoln, republicans, simon cameron, the immigrants' civil war

Germans Re-Enact the Civil War, But Why Are They Dressed in Gray? [VIDEO]
Posted June 8, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
Public Radio International and The Atlantic look at the phenomenon.
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Tags : civil war, confederate, german, germany, public radio international, re-enactors, the atlantic, the immigrants' civil war, the world

Carl Schurz Meets With Lincoln To Arm the Germans
Posted May 26, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
The Immigrants' Civil War
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Tags : carl schurz, civil war, fort sumter, german, german dispensary, german immigrant, german language, lincoln, lower east side, new york historical society

Germans in the Civil War: The Letters They Wrote Home
Posted May 10, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
A new installment of Immigration Bookshelf.
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Tags : books, civil war, german, immigration bookshelf, letters, the immigrants' civil war, union army

...And the War Came to Immigrant America
Posted April 11, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
The Civil War began on April 12, 1861, with the attack on Fort Sumter, but some immigrants had already been fighting for months.
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Tags : alexander dupre, civil war, conrad weinrich, friedrich martens, german, the immigrants' civil war

Carl Schurz: From German Radical to American Abolitionist
Posted March 25, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
Carl Schurz took on the Prussian monarchy before he fled to America, became an adviser to Lincoln, and joined The Immigrants' Civil War.
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Tags : carl schurz, civil war, german, gottfried kinkel, radical, the immigrants' civil war, wisconsin

Immigrant America on the Eve of the Civil War
Posted March 2, 2011 by Patrick Young, Esq.   Permalink   Comments
America in the 1850s underwent radical demographic changes due to immigration.
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Tags : 1850s, 1860s, chinese, civil war, five points, german, irish, the immigrants' civil war

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