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man John Brown has many badass moments

found this in my old phones gallery wanted to share im pretyy confident its from midnight rising by Tony Horwitz

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u/RustinCarcosa — 2 days ago
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Which American founding fathers were actually vehemently against Slavery? Not just privately but didn’t own any slaves and were against the practice entirely?

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u/TXNOGG — 3 days ago

Sub Announcement: T-Shirt and Promotional Posts

Hi all, making this post to cover two changes to the sub: a lite ban on "t-shirt posts" and a new policy regarding promotional posts.

1) T-shirt posts

There's been a significant increase in "t-shirt posts" or posts that are literally just a image of a shirt with a meme, picture of Sherman, etc... These posts are often identified by reddit as being affiliated with spam bots and often receive multiple reports from users as spam.

Additionally, whether the OP is a real person or not, these posts seem to attract bots that post links directing users to sketchy sites.

Going forward, t-shirt posts in the main feed are being removed as spam. This is to protect the sub from spam activity and bots.

2) Promotional Posts

To ensure that creators in the community are still able to promote new products (including t-shirts), the mod team is requiring that posters seeking to promote any items for sale get approval from the mod team before making a post. This new policy is to ensure that original creators are able to still promote and engage in the community but spam activity is prevented.

The exception to 1) and 2) is that people who want to make t-shirt posts or promo without mod approval may do so in the weekly threads.

These two rules aren't finalized yet and we're open to feedback from the community. If you have any suggestions, questions, observations, etc..., please feel free to (respectfully) share in the comments below.

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u/Cat-on-the-printer1 — 3 days ago
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TIL that, during the American Civil War, a Virginian medical college contained an anatomical exhibit that derided abolitionists; the body in fact belonged to one John Brown's sons. Upon this discovery, Union soldiers retaliated by burning down the institution.

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u/Dazzling-Ad1894 — 7 days ago

About the Traitor Rag

Saw on Facebook a while back, just in case someone still wants to make the argument of heritage over hate about the traitor rag. This directly from the horse’s mouth

u/Realistic-Instance17 — 6 days ago
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Liberty and Union. Now and Forever, One and Inseperable. The Flag awarded to Susan Brownlow Sawyers of Knoxville Tennessee by the Ladies of Philadelphia. When four Confederate officers attempted to pull down the American Flag outside her family home, she pulled a revolver and backed them down

u/Popular_Mistake_6404 — 7 days ago

Outfitting the Toddler for Labor Day Cookouts

Gonna be the best dressed baby around the Mason-Dixon Line this holiday season.

u/its_a_bear_dance — 6 days ago
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[OC] Interactive 3D Time-Lapse of the American Civil War (1860-1865) showing territorial control shifts and 382 historical events in real-time

u/Ecthelion2187 — 9 days ago