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The nickname of the Southern general during the First Battle of Bull Run was "Stonewall," referring to General Thomas J. Jackson. He earned this moniker when he and his brigade stood firm against Union attacks, leading a Confederate officer to exclaim that they were standing like a stone wall. This nickname became synonymous with his steadfastness and bravery throughout the Civil War.

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