While women were not permitted to join the army during the Civil War, there were those who found a way to slip in amongst the ranks; all the while being hidden in plain sight. Learn the stories of ...

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In the end, the nation’s front door — New York City — remained in the Union, though local “Copperhead” Democrats like the Wood brothers continued to oppose Lincoln and the Civil War.