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SUMMARY:1862 The Civil War at 150 - The Battle For America
DESCRIPTION:1862 The Civil War At 150\n\n\n\nCannons In The Fog At Antietam \nA Nation Divided – 1862 The Civil War\n\n\n\nThe Declaration Of Independence stated “We hold these truths to be self evident\, that all men are created equal…” \nThe Civil War tested whether or not we really meant it. \nIn 1862 the Civil War became much deadlier. \n\, our nation faced one of the most crucial elections in our history.  Four great candidates stood for office.  The only real issue was slavery.  Today we see the practice of kidnapping human beings and holding them against their will as abhorrent.  In 1860\, the economy and social structure of an entire region of the United States was built on the premise that kidnapping and bondage were acceptable means of making money.  Our four week series begins with an in depth look at the Lincoln Douglas debates of 1858\, the election of 1860\, and the secession of  the Confederate States. \nIn 1861 the Civil War really began.  We saw American citizens in revolt against the Constitution while holding millions of people against their will.  We saw personal tragedies unfold as the tender hearted Abraham Lincoln saw the body of the first American patriot killed by the rebels brought back to Washington DC.  It was Elmer Ellsworth.  He was a close friend of Lincoln’s. The death of Elmer Ellsworth represents the personal nature of this deadly fight. \nPeople happily brought picnic baskets to watch the First Battle Of Bull Run unfold.  By the end of the battle\, America knew was was not glamorous and victory would be difficult. \nWe will explore how in 1861 the Civil War began a great test of America’s moral purpose\, military strength and future direction began. \nToday the battlefields of the Civil War are quiet. \nFlowers Growing Where Many Americans Were Killed At Antietam \nWe will see how they were the sites of the greatest struggle in American history. \n 
URL:https://barrybradford.com/schedules/1862-civil-war-150-battle-america-2/
LOCATION:College of Lake County\, 1120 S Milwaukee Ave\, Vernon Hills\, IL\, 60061\, United States
CATEGORIES:American History,Military History,Political History
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