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The flag of the United States, lowered in surrender
I’m about 10 hours early on this, but it was on this day, 150 years ago, at 2:30 p.m, that Sumter surrendered… … and the flag of the United States was lowered from atop a U.S. military fort. Now, this is where I’m breaking-off from the type of posts that I’ve done for the past […]
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