which everyone called the Yankee cemetery, because that’s where Union soldiers who died in the local tobacco warehouse prisons during the Civil War were buried. To the right was the white picket ...

Two years into the Civil War, black soldiers prepared for battle ... while the white or true Yankee position ran like whipped curs almost as soon as the charge was ordered." ...

Two years into the Civil War, black soldiers prepared for battle ... while the white or true Yankee position ran like whipped curs almost as soon as the charge was ordered." ...