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Louis and the Great War is a richly illustrated account of how the city and its citizens evolved and proudly served in those four years

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John Frémont’s 100 Days: Clashes and Convictions in Civil War Missouri by Gregory Wolk First Nations or a magnetFor 100 days in 1861, John Frmont was the general in charge of the United States Armys Western Department. Frmont arrived at his St. Louis headquarters in late July, setting into motion three tumultuous months that would see him declare martial law; emancipate two enslaved men; and give rise to one of the Civil Wars most respected figures, Ulysses S. Grant. John Frmonts 100 Days: Clashes and Convictions in Civil War Missouri is the first book length