The Scars Of The Civil War Arrived In Hawaii Along With Many Of The Men Who Fought Hawaii became home to many veterans of the war between the North and the South. The islands’ close ties to New England put Hawaii on the side of the Union.

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The Scars Of The Civil War Arrived In Hawaii Along With Many Of The Men Who Fought

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