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Milliken's Bend

A Civil War Battle in History and Memory

The Civil War battle of Milliken's Bend, showing African-American soldiers holding their ground against a Confederate attack, as imagined by an artist from Harper's Weekly, published July 4, 1863.
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Gunboat casualties at Milliken’s Bend

Milliken's Bend Posted on August 21, 2021 by Milliken's BendAugust 21, 2021

How many men died or were wounded by artillery shells from Union gunboats at Milliken’s Bend?

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Posted in Milliken's Bend | Tagged casualties, Choctaw, gunboats | 2 Replies

The Most Important Battle You’ve Never Heard Of

Milliken's Bend Posted on August 8, 2021 by Milliken's BendAugust 8, 2021

Milliken’s Bend might just be the most important battle of the Civil War that you’ve never heard of. Oh, sure, it was a tiny thing – just 1500 men on either side, and it had no grand strategic outcome, like more »

Posted in African Americans, Civil War | Tagged black troops, officers, prisoner exchanges, prisoners, recruiting | Leave a reply

John Jackson, Milliken’s Bend veteran

Milliken's Bend Posted on June 7, 2021 by Milliken's BendJune 6, 2021

The body of soldier John Jackson bore the scars of the vicious fighting at Milliken’s Bend: two gunshots in the head, one in the right arm, and a fractured thigh from a musket butt. Even that didn’t stop him from more »

Posted in African Americans, Milliken's Bend | Tagged 9th Louisiana Infantry, Biography, USCT, wounds | Leave a reply

Milliken’s Bend USCT burials

Milliken's Bend Posted on February 15, 2021 by Milliken's BendFebruary 15, 2021

Might Milliken’s Bend USCT casualities be buried at Vicksburg National Cemetery?

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Posted in African Americans, Black History Month, Milliken's Bend | Tagged burials, cemeteries, National Cemeteries, USCT, Vicksburg | Leave a reply

Juneteenth Reading List

Milliken's Bend Posted on June 19, 2020 by Milliken's BendJune 22, 2020

Today we reflect upon the significance of Juneteenth, a date marked and celebrated as the African American Independence Day. To learn more about this event, its history and significance, and for more about the Black Freedom Struggle, especially in the more »

Posted in Black history, Emancipation, Related works | Tagged books, emancipation proclamation, freedom, Juneteenth, slavery | Leave a reply

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