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Explore the tumultuous history of St. Louis, Missouri, during the American Civil War in "The Story of a Border City During the Civil War," by Galusha Anderson. This meticulously prepared reprint delves into the experiences of a city caught between Union and Confederate loyalties, offering a detailed account of the events that shaped its destiny. Situated in a border state, St. Louis occupied a strategically vital position, making it a key battleground of ideologies and military maneuvers.
Discover how the city navigated the complexities of divided allegiances, political tensions, and the ever-present threat of conflict. This historical account sheds light on the challenges faced by both Union and Confederate sympathizers within the city, providing valuable insights into the broader context of the Civil War. This is a vital resource for anyone interested in the Civil War, border states, and the history of the Midwest.
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