To: VanDeKoik
During the Civil War, civilians on both sides were enormously hospitable to invading armies, especially the South. Plantations would provide food and respite from the grueling battlefields, all with southern hospitality.
Both sides WERE generally civil and moral. Not so today.
23 posted on
04/10/2018 9:13:42 AM PDT by
fwdude
(History has no 'sides;' you're thinking of geometry.)
To: fwdude
“During the Civil War, civilians on both sides were enormously hospitable to invading armies, especially the South”
Ok, I think you mistook not wanting to stay on an army’s good side with hospitality, because I’ve read no books on this that talked about some down-home good natured hospitality on the part of civilians.
To: fwdude
43 posted on
04/10/2018 9:22:34 AM PDT by
wardaddy
(As a southerner I've never trusted the Grand Old Party.....any questions?)
To: fwdude
During the Civil War, civilians on both sides were enormously hospitable to invading armies, especially the South. Plantations would provide food and respite from the grueling battlefields, all with southern hospitality.Oh year General Sherman's Bummers were greeted with open arms! lololol!!! YOU ARE ON DRUGS!
183 posted on
04/10/2018 1:33:49 PM PDT by
central_va
(I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn)
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