1861 American Civil Battle Map - Naval Posts and Ports of Entry Quality Print

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This navy map produced in the beginning of the Civil Battle illustrates strategic ports and navy installations. Illustrated and revealed by distinguished lithographer and mapmaker Peter Duval, this map is a compilation of public information and allowed navy leaders to organize a method for the battle that might reshape American historical past without end.

In 1861, the secession of the southern states represented a critical turning point during a period of heightened tensions. At that time, the Union navy was prepared for a battle against the rebel South. The loose alliance of the Confederate States had called upon men from all over the South to arm themselves and get ready for the imminent Union invasion.

Following Lincoln's election, the Civil War erupted in 1861 when secessionist forces attacked Fort Sumter in South Carolina. The Union swiftly bolstered its Navy to over 6,000 officers and 45,000 enlisted men, playing a crucial role in securing victories. By imposing blockades, the Union seized control of vital Southern ports, including the mouth of the Mississippi River, giving them a strategic advantage.

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