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Who laid siege to fort Sumter?

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Anonymous

13y ago
Updated: 4/10/2023

The Confederates under General G.P.T. Beauregard, laid first siege to Fort Sumter.

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Who first laid siege to fort Sumter?

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How did the soldiers at the battle of fort Sumter live?

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After Lincoln's election the state of seceded from the Union and placed the federal base Fort Sumter under siege?

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Did the south or north or both fight over fort Sumter?

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