Northern "Copperhead" Lapel Pin Pea Ridge He carried out the remainder

He carried out the remainder of his life working as a professor at the Louisiana State University and released a memoir of his life entitled “Memoirs of Service Afloat During the War Between the States” in 1877

Greene also noted that Lee’s cavalry was “baffled in an attempt on the right

Soldiers of the 13th Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry

In Confederate Longarms and Pistols

At the outbreak of the American Revolution

Northern "Copperhead" Lapel Pin Pea Ridge He carried out the remainderHistorical Background: The Copperheads! Copperheads were "Peace Democrats" Northerners who believed for various reasons that the Civil War should be ended. They were called "copperheads" because their opponents viewed them as "snakes." Taking the name as a badge of honor, they wore literal badges that were a play on the words "copper" and "head." Copperhead badges were the head of Lady Liberty stamped on copper 1 cent coins. Sometimes the coin was