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I agree on both counts.Zero surprise from me. I continue to stand by my position that SCOTUS will not take another 2A case.
Zero surprise from me. I continue to stand by my position that SCOTUS will not take another 2A case.
I just had a nap, did I miss CWII?Another unfortunate step toward Civil War #3![]()
Trump Says His Civil War Will Be Even Better Than Lincoln'sI just had a nap, did I miss CWII?
America has never had a civil war, so there's that...I just had a nap, did I miss CWII?
I just had a nap, did I miss CWII?
If your saying that "The American Civil War" was between the USA and the Confederacy, as 2 different countries, there is some truth to that.America has never had a civil war, so there's that...
I see you are in NH, so here are the first couple NH monuments I found:America has never had a civil war, so there's that...
Abbott, Richard S. Bartlett, Samuel G. Batchelder, Daniel Bean, Daniel R. Brant, John B. Brown, George W. Brown, Johathan F. Brown, John Card, James C. Cram, George B. Cram, John E. Cram, Orin B. Currier, Hazen Davis, Benjamin Davis, Charles A. Dearborn, John H. Dodge, Charles E. Dodge, Orin T. Dwight, Cyrus W Edgerly, Charles H. Emery, Nathaniel W. Ferren, H. Bell Fogg, Alvin Folsom, John D. Fullonton, George S. Fullonton, J. Francis Gile, Elisha T. Giles, John Gilman, George W. Gilman, Guilford F. Gilman, John S. Gleason, Edward T. Gleason, Hiram G. Gleason, Joshua L. Gleason, Timothy | Gove, George S. Greene, William B. Griffin, William Y. Healey, Abraham S. Healey, David S. Healey, George W. Healey, Samuel Healey, Samuel G. Heath, Samuel M. Hill, John H. Hill, Robert Hill, William E. Holman, Jonathan P. Johnson, George C. Jones, Charles W. Kennard, Robert P. Lane, Josiah W. Littlefield, J. Anson Lowell, Abner Magoon, David L. Magoon, Nathan W. Marsh, John Moore, Elbridge G Morrison, David Morrison, Franklin P Morrison, Horatio G.C. Morrison, James K. Nay, Samuel C. Norton, Alden N. Norton, David W. Norton, Nathan Nowell, Andrew C. Osgood, Daniel W. Osgood, David T. Pecker, James | Perkins, Charles H. Poor, Cyrus E. Poore, Charles Roberts, Andrew J. Roberts, Aroy Q. Robinson, George G. Robinson, S. Henry Robinson, Samuel H. Rowe, George D. Rundlett, Charles L. Sargent, George P. Scribner, James G. Smith, John M. Smith, Joshua Smith, William Spaulding, Samuel Stevens, Charles Stevens, James L. Thurston, William H. Tilton, Leonard G. Tilton, Rufus A. Tilton, Sewell D. Towle, David W. Towle, Elisha Tripp, George True, Agustus A. True, Elias Jr. True, Warren Tuttle, Thomas R Wallace, Chase O. Wallace, William A. Welch, James Worthen, John F. Worthen, Asa T. Young, Isaiah G. |
Over the years, the monument had been damaged and was in need of repairs. With the assistance of the Charles Canney Camp #5, the town had raised the funds needed to restore their Civil War monument. On Memorial Day, 2005, the rededication ceremony took place. For more on this event, see the project page: Civil War Soldier's Monument Restoration Project Too many to list here: ![]() New HampshireAdditional Information Can Be Obtained At: Congressional Medal of Honor - http://www.cmohs.org/ Faces of Valor, Honor the Fallen - http://projects.militarytimes.com/valor/ Historical Marker Database...
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1775-1783 and 1861-1865 were both wars for secession and independence.If your saying that "The American Civil War" was between the USA and the Confederacy, as 2 different countries, there is some truth to that.
That is not the definition of a Civil War.A civil war is a war between factions trying to take over the same government. That was not the case in either of those conflicts.
That is exactly the definition of a civil war. It is a war between opposing factions of the same country. It is an "intrastate" war.That is not the definition of a Civil War.
As I said before, there is some truth to what you say regarding whats called "The American Civil War" Being between 2 separate countries, and had the CSA won history would see it differently than it does today.That is exactly the definition of a civil war. It is a war between opposing factions of the same country. It is an "intrastate" war.
The American Revolution was not between British subjects: it was between Britain and the Americans who had declared themselves free and independent.
That is exactly the definition of a civil war. It is a war between opposing factions of the same country. It is an "intrastate" war.
The American Revolution was not between British subjects: it was between Britain and the Americans who had declared themselves free and independent.
The events of 1861-65 was between the United States, and the Confederate states who had declared themselves free and independent.
In case I have to spell it out, let me say it plainly: the cause of the CSA, which was primarily slavery but included other economic issues, was wrong. Totally, 100%, dead wrong. I do not glorify, romanticize, or defend the cause of the South.
However, I will always defend the right of one group of people to break away from a government they find intolerable, because that is the most American idea that has ever existed.
As I said before, there is some truth to what you say regarding whats called "The American Civil War" Being between 2 separate countries, and had the CSA won history would see it differently than it does today.
Whats called the "American Revolutionary War" fits every definition I can find for a Civil War.
As I said before, everyone at the North Bridge considered themselves British.
The 14,000 Massachusetts Militia Men that laid siege to the 3500 British Army Regulars in the City of Boston after the battle of Lexington and Concord were all British.
Being Americans came later.
Some other definitions of Civil War
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Dictionary.com | Meanings & Definitions of English Words
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noun
a war between political factions or regions within the same country.
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Civil war | Definition, Causes, & Theories | Britannica
Civil war is a violent conflict between a state and one or more organized non-state actors in the state’s territory.www.britannica.com
Civil war, a violent conflict between a state and one or more organized non-state actors in the state’s territory. Civil wars are thus distinguished from interstate conflicts (in which states fight other states), violent conflicts or riots not involving states (sometimes labeled intercommunal conflicts), and state repression against individuals who cannot be considered an organized or cohesive group, including genocides, and similar violence by non-state actors, such as terrorism or violent crime.
So what would the process be for NH to peacefully secede from the USA.... asking for a friend.That is exactly the definition of a civil war. It is a war between opposing factions of the same country. It is an "intrastate" war.
The American Revolution was not between British subjects: it was between Britain and the Americans who had declared themselves free and independent.
The events of 1861-65 was between the United States, and the Confederate states who had declared themselves free and independent.
In case I have to spell it out, let me say it plainly: the cause of the CSA, which was primarily slavery but included other economic issues, was wrong. Totally, 100%, dead wrong. I do not glorify, romanticize, or defend the cause of the South.
However, I will always defend the right of one group of people to break away from a government they find intolerable, because that is the most American idea that has ever existed.
Start by driving out the invading Ma**h***s?So what would the process be for NH to peacefully secede from the USA.... asking for a friend.
There would be nothing peaceful about it, because we've already seen how USA doesn't give up.So what would the process be for NH to peacefully secede from the USA.... asking for a friend.
Ty Knuckle Dragger.. So what will happens now? has Healy won indefinitely? Or do we have other avenues we can pursue?Before we get too far down the define a civil war rabbit hole here in the @Comm2A forum.
A quick thanks to @Knuckle Dragger for having maintained this thread — we’ll get em’ next time, see you next fall.
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Roberts is already a switch hitter that appears to prefer the left side of the plate. We don't need Kavanaugh trying out switch hitting...Here are some interesting stats from SCOTUSblog on the Court's OT2019 term. Affirms much of what I thought about Thomas. Also interesting how often Kavanaugh ended up in the majority. He seems to be trying out for the 'swing' position.
Don't think so. Freewheeling electors were never, ever a serious concern. Several states have these laws, but from what I'm reading, even without a specific law, states can still keep thier electors from running amok.This could be a game-changer: 9-0 ruling on Electors. Anyone have the data on which states have these laws, and which have laws that force Electors to vote according to the National popular vote? Thinking swing states are even more crucial now depending on their laws.
Link - Supreme Court - Faithless Electors