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When the Civil War began, Union Lieutenant General Winfield Scott, commander in chief of the armies, developed a quick and simple plan to crush the Confederacy: blockade its saltwater ports to cut off its foreign trade, and then take control of the Mississippi Valley to cut the Confederacy in two.
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zouave units, mortar boats, zouave uniforms, mule meat, river batteries, rebel works, inch rifle
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Port Hudson, New Orleans, New York, Van Dorn, Grand Gulf, West Point, Civil War, Champion Hill, Holly Springs, Baton Rouge, Fort Pemberton, Port Gibson, Big Black River, Queen of the West, Red River, Fort Donelson, General Grant, Great Redoubt, Army of the Tennessee, Whistling Dick, Fort Desperate, New Carthage, Priest Cap, South Carolina, Yazoo Pass
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