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Tag Archives: guerilla war
Cries From the Ground
Beaver Cleaver he don’t live here anymore. He used to. Back before my time. Back before Ed Sanders moved to New York City and formed the Fugs. Back when people of color kept to their own neighborhoods and their own … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Dream, Blue Springs, bushwhackers, Chicago and Alton Railroad, Civil War, Frank James, guerilla war, history, James Gang, memory, neighborhood, neighbors, nostalgia, Quantrill's Raiders, Sarah Catherine King, Sni-A-Bar, William Clarke Quantrill
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