Restricted Rebels

MikeyB

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Sep 13, 2018
When modern day authors and lecturers refer to the southern army as "rebels" versus let's say Confederates, do any southerners take any offense to this? 1) It presupposes the Federal government was correct and 2) "rebels" can have negative connotations. Was just curious if southerners mildly object, or view it as a badge of honor or its really a nothing issue that I'm making up in my head.
 

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