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Originally posted by vivify
Was he a Civil War hero?

Most likely along and in chess parlance “Stonewall Jackson" known for his strategic defenses.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Most likely along and in chess parlance “Stonewall Jackson" known for his strategic defenses.

he was a roman general

Originally posted by coquette
he was a roman general

He roamed from thread to thread.

Originally posted by coquette
he was a roman general

"Thomas ‘Stonewall’ Jackson was the most famous Confederate general after Robert E Lee during the American Civil War. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson was highly respected by the men he commanded who gave him his nickname “Stonewall”. Jackson’s premature death on May 10th 1863 was a huge blow to Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia as Jackson, for whatever reasons, had almost developed an aura of invincibility around his leadership. His death was a huge blow to Southern morale. However, it was a major boost to the North...."

http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/the-american-civil-war/stonewall-jackson/

Perhaps cq's "roman general" 'stonewall' jackson
was "Thomas ‘Stonewall’ Jackson's great, great, grampy tommy back in the day

Originally posted by vivify
Was he a Civil War hero?

He was a cousin of General Aginum.

Originally posted by JS357
He was a cousin of General Aginum.

And an uncle of General Art S. Degree, the commander of the Dutch battalion.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
And an uncle of General Art S. Degree, the commander of the Dutch battalion.

why was this one thumbed down?