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u.s. Civil War in New Mexico: the General Got Drunk – Then His People Were Thirsty in the Desert

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To raise the flag of the southern states on the Pacific coast, Confederate General Sibley made an offensive to New Mexico in 1862. The battle on the Glorieta Pass in March is compared to the Battle of Gettysburg because of its consequences.

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u.s. Civil War in New Mexico: the General Got Drunk – Then His People Were Thirsty in the Desert

To raise the flag of the southern states on the Pacific coast, Confederate General Sibley made an offensive to New Mexico in 1862. The battle on the Glorieta Pass in March is compared to the Battle of Gettysburg because of its consequences.

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Welt broke the news in Dortmund, Germany on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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