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SC gave Ft Sumter to the federal gummint in 1836

Posted on: December 12, 2020 at 12:03:01 CT

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It was no longer “theirs”

on December 17, 1836, South Carolina officially ceded all "right, title and, claim" to the site of Fort Sumter to the United States

Edited by Spanky at 12:04:19 on 12/12/20

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for Da_Libertarian - pickle MU

- 12/12 11:53:47

Lmao this thread didn't turn out the way you expected - Say_What MU - 12/12 13:55:39

on the contrary - pickle MU

- 12/12 16:51:09

SC gave Ft Sumter to the federal gummint in 1836 - Spanky KU - 12/12 12:03:01

In Jefferson Davis's long, long, long book on the Civil War - Bulldog Bob Brown STL - 12/12 13:19:30

he was trying to justify taking property the state no longer - Spanky KU - 12/12 13:27:50

And his argument was the highlighted passage in my post - Bulldog Bob Brown STL - 12/12 13:40:39

What he is claiming is that when the legislature wrote - Spanky KU - 12/12 13:51:37

And then it is qualified by "provided"................ - Bulldog Bob Brown STL - 12/12 13:54:36

Kansas red legger^^(nm) - Ragnar Danneskjold MU

- 12/12 12:21:32

I am from North Carolina(nm) - Spanky KU - 12/12 12:55:22

Even worse(nm) - Ragnar Danneskjold MU

- 12/12 13:03:46

More Southern than any Bushwhacker(nm) - Spanky KU - 12/12 13:29:48

no **** (nm) - pickle MU

- 12/12 12:22:33

South Carolina seceded in 1860 (nm) - pickle MU

- 12/12 12:03:46

they had no claim to Ft Sumter - Spanky KU - 12/12 12:05:09

1860 came after 1805 and 1836 - pickle MU

- 12/12 12:06:38

The state seceded AFTER they irrevocably gave away the land - Spanky KU - 12/12 12:09:46

RE: The state seceded AFTER they irrevocably gave away the land - pickle MU

- 12/12 12:12:17

You are very, very dumb - Spanky KU - 12/12 12:32:37