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Twenty Million Yankees: The Northern Home Front (1985)

by Donald Dale Jackson

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An account of the people and events on the northern home front.
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On a Saturday morning in August of 1861 - when North and South had been at war for four months - a group of citizens in Stepney, Connecticut, met on the village green under a white banner bearing the single word "Peace".
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