Faces of the Confederacy: Mississippi's Confederate Soldiers.

[@SouthernStorm_61]

Salute to Mississippi from Tennessee!

[@unbreakable7633]

The boys of Mississippi, honor to them all for duty done. Thanks, BirdDogg.

[@michaelmurphy4387]

Do not forget, 1st Mississippi Rifles, Mexican War. Commander Jeff Davis. Although not Civil War.

[@unbreakable7633]

@@michaelmurphy4387 Quite aware of Davis's Mexican War service. His part in one of the battles was critical to the outcome. I believe it was at Cerro Gordo. Davis was an interesting man. He is the primary founder of the Smithsonian Institution but you wouldn't know it from the Smithsonian today. He modernized the American Army as Secretary of War before the Civil War. His best friend was one of his slaves and ate dinner with him at the same table, had him run his plantation whenever he was away.

[@Grapeshot420]

Man i thank you from the bottom of my heart that you do this for the real history of the confederacy and Dixie should never be forgotten i have one question though can you do Louisiana next please lol

[@davide9658]

Thanks for another great video BirdDogg!

[@gargar8196]

This history should not be forgotten 👍

[@gclauter]

Nunca.isso é história pura.abraços do rio de jeito brazil

[@BirdDogg]

@@gclauter 😂 o que te faz pensar isso? você tem medo de fantasmas?

[@bretrath6073]

Thank you for you wonderful efforts!

[@rjwintl]

Replace the Confederate monuments on Monument Ave. in Richmond, Virginia !!! … can I get a Rebel Yell ???

[@EPUEPUEPUEPU]

I am glad the south was hasty to leave the union , they helped end slavery earlier

[@BirdDogg]

@@EPUEPUEPUEPU If you can’t heal the symptoms and not affect the cause, you can’t heal the symptoms.

[@EPUEPUEPUEPU]

@@BirdDogg So your saying in order to heal the symptoms you have address the cause?

[@-sunstar9778]

It was common for family members, such as brothers or fathers and sons, to serve and defend side by side. The Grace brothers @ 1:15 couldn't be any older than 15/16 yrs old. So young and brave when duty called. I hope they made it home safely to their family and lived well into old age. May all these soldiers RIP 🙏

[@sherwoodforester4666]

The eyes are always so piercing on old victorian era photos.

[@gclauter]

Obrigada pela historia revivida. Abraços do rio de janeiro brasil

[@Jebstuart-y4d]

Tanks you my Friend 🇲🇫👍🏻

[@Jebstuart-y4d]

I like so much the music of the vidéo,excuse me for my english😄

[@smhmay1973]

@@Jebstuart-y4d Your English is just fine.

[@borowland5744]

My GG Grandfather fought with the Mississippi 7th Company I.

[@BirdDogg]

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[@janhammer4852]

Hell yes

[@SMigacz100]

Thanks BirdDogg!

[@michaeldouglas1243]

I know i say this almost every episode but wouldnt it be amazing to know if each one survived the war and if not how he died.

[@andygossard4293]

Great work, soldier.

[@BirdDogg]

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[@ftargr]

6:45 Dabney was a Virginian, or are you only going off of assignment at the time of the photo? He was an interesting guy, i need to read his book. Thanks for the video as always?

[@BirdDogg]

I believe it was labeled as to his assignment at the time. I just have how they are labeled to go by

[@ftargr]

@@BirdDogg got it, not trying to sharpshoot you. always interesting how guys got shuffled around different states and theaters, especially for political reasons or personality conflicts.

[@LucaPichierri-vd6nv]

Hi Bird dog! Beuatiful works! 🇮🇹Thanks from Italy🇮🇹😉.

[@BirdDogg]

Grazie!

[@Horex-or5rt]

👍😊👍

[@factsoftheconfederacy7151]

My great x3 grandfather was in the 1st Mississippi confederate cavalry Thomas Norfleet

[@travisbayles870]

My great great great uncle Captain Wesley Mellard Co H 13th Mississippi Infantry Barksdales brigade

[@BirdDogg]

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[@evelyneballand3059]

Commentaires en français merci

[@davidbarrett2315]

He'll yea great.... And not to be a ....... TRUMP 2024

[@EPUEPUEPUEPU]

I am glad the south left the union and started the civil war, they helped end slavery 36 years earlier, thanks guys!

[@BirdDogg]

If you can’t heal the symptoms and not affect the cause, you can’t heal the symptoms.

[@kevinbarrow5396]

You can thank lincoln!he ended slavery because everyone knew his initial cause of a forced union was that of a dictator!so Noone with any intelligence would fight to force a involuntary union!and thus today we are slaves to the union!