What Happened in 1863? The Civil Rages and more
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The Civil War raged on. The Hunley sinks. Thanksgiving begins. Stonewall Jackson is shot by his own men. A draft is imposed; riots ensure. What else happened?
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- 1. The 54th Massachusetts leaves for the front What Happened in 1863?
- 2. The CSS Hunley sinks It Is 1863 A.D.
- 3. President Lincoln proclaims the last Thursday of November to be Thanksgiving It Is 1863 A.D.
- 4. The First Draft in the United States is enacted. One can pay $300 for a replacement. It Is 1863 A.D.
- 5. Draft riots in New York City kill 120 It Is 1863 A.D.
- 6. It Is 1863 A.D.
- 7. Henry Ford and Henry Royce are born It Is 1863 A.D.
- 8. Five Weeks in a Balloon is published, Jules Verne’s first adventure novel It Is 1863 A.D.
- 9. The CSS Hunley sinks again It Is 1863 A.D.
- 10. General Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren get married with PT Barnum charging admission to the wedding It Is 1863 A.D.
- 11. General Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson dies. It Is 1863 A.D.
- 12. 65 French Legionnaires battle 2,000 Mexicans at Camaroon It Is 1863 A.D. Yes, the hand is important. Look it up.
- 13. Abraham Lincoln signs the Emancipation Proclamation It Is 1863 A.D.
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- 15. Roland’s Mission: Independence Day For his 24-hour bubble in time, Roland is a sniper, lying among the dead and dying from Pickett’s charge the previous day. In history, the Union never counter-attacked on the 4th. The agents of the Shadow have other plans.
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