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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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Stevenson’s Expedition to Monroe – Part 2

Milliken's Bend Posted on October 5, 2013 by Milliken's BendFebruary 17, 2014

Months after Brig. Gen. John D. Stevenson took a division on a short but grueling expedition into Monroe, Louisiana, Maj. John G. Davis of the 1st Mississippi Heavy Artillery, African Descent (the same regiment known as the 9th Louisiana Infantry, more »

Posted in Civil War, Confederate, Milliken's Bend, Politics, Primary sources, Related works, Union | Tagged 9th Louisiana Infantry, atrocities, Corydon Heath, executions, John G. Davis, Louisiana, Monroe, officers, prisoner exchanges, prisoners, Stevenson's expedition, USCT, violence | Leave a reply

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