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South Carolina in the American Civil War / Virginia in the American Civil War / Confederate States of America / Secession in the United States / Fort Sumter / Abraham Lincoln / Border states / Origins of the American Civil War / Richmond in the American Civil War / Southern United States / American Civil War / History of South Carolina
Date: 2010-03-31 00:19:44
South Carolina in the American Civil War
Virginia in the American Civil War
Confederate States of America
Secession in the United States
Fort Sumter
Abraham Lincoln
Border states
Origins of the American Civil War
Richmond in the American Civil War
Southern United States
American Civil War
History of South Carolina

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