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Use of nicknames was popular during the 19th century. As a boy and young man, William Tecumseh Sherman was typically called "Tecumseh" (his given name) and "Cump" (his nickname). During the Civil War, he was called "Uncle Billy" by his troops, although never to his face. Following the Civil War, it was rare for anyone other than immediate family and closest friends to call him anything other than General Sherman, as he was so highly respected by the majority of Americans including a substantial number of former Confederates.
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Use of nicknames was popular during the 19th century. As a boy and young man, William Tecumseh Sherman was typically called "Tecumseh" (his given name) and "Cump" (his nickname). During the Civil War, he was called "Uncle Billy" by his troops, although never to his face. Following the Civil War, it was rare for anyone other than immediate family and closest friends to call him anything other than General Sherman, as he was so highly respected by the majority of Americans including a substantial number of former Confederates.
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Sherman Adams went by The Great Stone Face.
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William was illegitimate so he fought with members of his family. He married Matilda of Flanders who was a good ally and financial backer.
what problems to the amish population face
William B. Irby has written: 'Facial trauma and concomitant problems' -- subject(s): Face, Facial Injuries, Mouth, Surgery, Surgery, oral, Wounds and injuries 'Facial trauma and concomitant problems: evaluation and treatment' -- subject(s): Face, Facial Injuries, Oral Surgery, Surgery, Teeth, Wounds and injuries
what problems did the face what...? Sorry i don't speak stupid!! speak english!
There are two books with that title - Face ; ISBN-10: 1931236704 by Sherman Alexie and Face; ISBN-10: 1582349215 by Benjamin Zephaniah .
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After gaining independence, the Philippines faced challenges such as widespread poverty, political instability, corruption, and armed conflicts with communist and separatist groups. The country also struggled with economic development, natural disasters, and social inequality.
Many cities face all sorts of different problems. They face problems of poverty, crime, injustice, unemployment, education issues, and environmental issues.