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12076
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At 1:40 am, 23 December 1864, the Louisiana, loaded with 215 tons of black powder, accidently exploded, foiling Union General Benjamin \"Beast\"Â Butler's intentions of destroying the Confederate stronghold, Fort Fisher.
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12077
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At a time when the South is being pressured to abandon the biracial social structure embedded in society, Dr. C.K. Brown of Davidson College focuses on whites as a minority.
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12078
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The Hatteras Trawler, constructed by the Morehead City Shipbuilding Corporation, is a rugged and dependable fishing craft. Fabricated in lengths of 50, 55, 60, and 68 feet in length, the Hatteras trawler comes in two different designs, one for Northern waters, and one for the South.
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