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Topic	Why was the US Civil War more, well, civilized compared to other civil wars?
CoyoteTheGreat 09/06/23 10:27:01 PM #20:	It was actually an incredibly brutal civil war, but ironically, it was eclipsed by the Taiping Rebellion occurring at the same time, which historically is the civil war with the highest death count. --- Disobedience is the stamp of the hero. -Ragnar Redbeard Also, this is Kagata.. <cite>CoyoteTheGreat posted [p:975908139] in Why was th... [t:80558185]...</cite> <quote>It was actually an incredibly brutal civil war, but ironically, it was eclipsed by the Taiping Rebellion occurring at the same time, which historically is the civil war with the highest death count. --- Disobedience is the stamp of the hero. -Ragnar RedbeardAlso, this is Kagata..</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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