The Civil War
On paper the North was far stronger than the South. It had two and a half times as many people, and it possessed far more ships, miles of railroad, and manufacturing enterprises. Southerners, however, had the advantage of fighting on home ground with better military leadership. But Union superiority in manpower was not so great as the gross figures suggest. Half a million people scattered from Dakota to California, could make no substantial contribution to Union strength. And every year Union regiments were
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Federals Confederates, Civil War, Dakota California, Indiana Illinois, Indians Hundreds, civil war,
Approximate Word count = 353
Approximate Pages = 1 (250 words per page double spaced)
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