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1 October, 19:51

How did some Texas Unionists lose their civil rights during the war?

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    During the Civil War, the South was officially separated from the country (at least in their eyes). Therefore anyone who didn't pledge allegiance to the South, such as Unionists, were traitors and therefore had no rights.
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