"Touch her if you dare" Georgia Secession Flag Car Tag/Plate Fort Fisher above a view of the

above a view of the Virginia countryside and mountains

which included 262 soldiers of the U

Thomas Jackson

The baptism of fire at Sharpsburg took a terrible toll of the Arkansans and Kentuckians

"Touch her if you dare" Georgia Secession Flag Car Tag/Plate Fort Fisher above a view of theHistorical background: Carried through the streets of Savannah on the night of Dec. 26, 1860, this banner represents regional support of South Carolinas decision to secede from the United States six days earlier. Prompted by the perceived threat posed by Abraham Lincoln and his Republican Party to the institution of slavery, South Carolina was the first to secede and declare its independence following Lincolns election as president the previous