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 Date: 2006-05-31 11:07:05North Carolina East Coast of the United States United States Wilmington North Carolina metropolitan area Wilmington insurrection Alfred Moore Waddell Wilmington North Carolina Red Shirts New Hanover County North Carolina Wilmington Delaware Henry G. Connor Josephus Daniels |
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