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Between 1861 and 1865, the United States wasn’t so united. A portion of the country had formed itself into the Confederate States of America, or what history has come to call simply: “the Confederacy.” It had only one president, and that was Jefferson Davis.
Davis was already well-known and respected in the South. He'd worked in the government before so he knew how to run things, and since he'd been a soldier, people reasoned that he could lead an army if he had to.
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