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still resonates 150 years later
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“Bill Hickok is regarded as the deadliest pistol shot alive
Jackson and his wife also visited the Glen Burnie grounds on occasion during January of 1862
Jackson Meets Little Sorrel print still resonates 150 years laterIn the spring of 1861 Col. Thomas J. Jackson was sent to the Confederacy's northern most point, the town of Harpers Ferry, to take command of the troops there and secure the armory and arsenal. Jackson's job was to organize and instruct the eager men ready to defend Virginia. Jackson's appearance was at first a little disappointing to the soldiers who did not know him. He was described as wearing his faded Virginia Military Institute uniform, with a
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