Civil War Naval Warfare

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Civil War Naval Warfare

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Dec 19, 2021

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Southern Utah University professor Laura June Davis teaches a class about Civil War naval warfare. She highlights instances of guerrilla attacks on U.S waterways and describes pro-Confederate sympathizers who sabotaged Union vessels.
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