Date | Key Events for the Week of April 22, 1861 (War Week 3) |
April 22, 1861 Mon | Arkansas Arsenal Seized A North Carolina militia seizes the federal arsenal in Fayetteville, Ark., though North Carolina has yet to formally secede from the Union. (Bowman 52) |
27 Sat | Lincoln Suspends the Writ of Habeas Corpus In one of the most controversial acts of his presidency, President Lincoln suspends the right of habeas corpus along a narrow stretch of railroad running through Maryland that connects Washington City and the rest of the North. (Neely 5) |
One hundred and fifty years ago in July 1861, seventeen-year old Robert W. Sing of Bucksville, South Carolina, joined the 10th S.C. Volunteer Infantry. Over the course of the next four years of war, Private Sing would travel over 3700 miles as part of the Army of Tennessee. This is an account of his experiences, the Civil War, and life in the South Carolina Lowcountry of the 19th century. By P.J. Vierra
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Timeline, Week 3 of the Civil War: Writ of Habeas Corpus
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