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In 1861 St Louis had a population of (more or less) 160,000
Posted on: June 21, 2020 at 13:55:57 CT
JG MU
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people. I have never seen any account of anything but the majority of St Louisans supporting the Union during the Civil war (mainly foreign born Germans). While there was a substantial amount of confederate support in St Louis
(mainly foreign born Irish) a clear majority supported the Union.
Last night I was amazed to "learn" that 100,000 Union troops occupied St Louis during the Civil War.
Republigistians truly live in a fact less alternate reality of delusion.
BTW the largest battles in Missouri during the Civil War involved about 30,500 men ON BOTH SIDES COMBINED.
In the same vein last night was a great night for Trump
because he triggered libtards by having a terrible turnout for his first pepe rally in months.
God Help us all.
(mainly foreign born Irish) a clear majority supported the Union.
Last night I was amazed to "learn" that 100,000 Union troops occupied St Louis during the Civil War.
Republigistians truly live in a fact less alternate reality of delusion.
BTW the largest battles in Missouri during the Civil War involved about 30,500 men ON BOTH SIDES COMBINED.
In the same vein last night was a great night for Trump
because he triggered libtards by having a terrible turnout for his first pepe rally in months.
God Help us all.
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In 1861 St Louis had a population of (more or less) 160,000 - JG MU - 6/21 13:55:57