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Brother Against Brother
Probably
to a greater extent than in any other state, the war
became literally, tragically, a struggle of brother
against brother." --- Patricia Faust, editor,
speaking of Kentucky and the Civil War in
Encyclopedia of the Civil War
Roll of the
Eighteenth Kentucky Volunteer Infantry
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