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Under the direction of Confederate Ordnance Chief Josiah Gorgas, the South was able to manufacture arms and arsenals. He was responsible for creating arsenals in:* Richmond;

* Fayetteville ;

* Augusta;

* Macon;

* Charleston;

* Columbia; and

* Selma, Alabama.



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