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[hoosier]

Samuel Cooper was the Confederacy's Adjutant General.

[connyankee]

Samuel Cooper

[sgtabj]

Samuel Cooper

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Yesterday's Question: What general was the Confederacy's Adjutant General, and was known for his excellent record keeping skills? Samuel Cooper.

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In what Civil War battle did the first African American win the Medal of Honor?

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[mfscw]

Carney, William Harvey
Rank and organization: Sergeant, Company C, 54th Massachusetts Colored Infantry. Place and date: At Fort Wagner, S.C., 18 July 1863. Entered service at: New Bedford, Mass. Birth: Norfolk, Va. Date of issue: 23 May 1900. Citation: When the color sergeant was shot down, this soldier grasped the flag, led the way to the parapet, and planted the colors thereon. When the troops fell back he brought off the flag, under a fierce fire in which he was twice severely wounded.

[raggedrebel]

Battery Wagner, 18 July, 1863 (Sgt. William Carney, Co. C, 54th Mass.
RR

[hoosier]

William H. Carney was the first African-American to earn the Medal of Honor. He did so at the battle of Ft. Wagner, SC on July 18, 1863.

[sgtabj]

Ft. Wagner....William H. Carney

[ivan]

The assault on Fort Wagner

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Yesterday's Question: In what Civil War battle did the first African American win the Medal of Honor? William H. Carney at Ft. Wagner.

Here is today's one point question:

Who wrote the Declaration of Immediate Causes?

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[sgtabj]

The South Carolina Secession Convention adopted the Declaration of Immediate Causes Which Induce and Justify the Secession of South Carolina, written by Christopher G. Memminger of Charleston.
Although several states had their own declarations, I think this was the basis of all of them...

[hoosier]

The South Carolina Secession Convention adopted the Declaration of Immediate Causes Which Induce and Justify the Secession of South Carolina, written by Christopher G. Memminger of Charleston.

[raggedrebel]

Christopher G. Memminger, soon to be the CSA Secretary of the Treasury.
RR

[ivan]

If you mean South Carolina's Declaration of Immediate Causes: The Declaration was drafted by a special committee of the convention, chaired by Christopher G. Memminger.

[lorrierivette]

Memminger

SouthernHeart Lorrie

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Yesterday's Question: Who wrote the Declaration of Immediate Causes? Christopher G. Memminger.

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Who wrote "Reminiscences of My Life In Camp with the 33d US Colored Troops"?

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[belletraveler]

The answer is Susie King Taylor.

Belle

[ivan]

Susie King Taylor

[raggedrebel]

Susan Baker King "Suzie" Taylor

RR

[sgtabj]

Suzie King Taylor

[chamberlain20me]

Susie King Taylor

[peter]

Susie Baker

[snoopy]

Susie King Taylor wrote it.

[lorrierivette]

Suzie King Taylor

SouthernHeart Lorrie

[connyankee]

Suzie King Taylor, a former slave.