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In 1862 the Confederate Congress passed the Partisan Ranger Act. This made official the guerilla operations of various Southern raiding organizations. As many as 10,000 partisans conducted raids on Union supply lines and posed a threat to Union communications lines as well. One of the leading partisans was John Mosby.

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