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Old 07-10-2014, 07:05 PM   #39
Little.Egret
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While rising from Second Lieutenant at the war's beginning to Brevet Brigadier General at its end, Hoyt consistently treated the Union army as a mere tool for pursuing abolition through direct action. As the chief of the Red Legs - Kansas' most feared and hated irregular outfit - Hoyt used the power of the Union to punish regular Missourians for the evils of slavery.


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