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Civil War Battles that did not involve Robert E. Lee

  1. Chickamauga
  2. Vicksburg
  3. Shiloh
  4. Chattanooga
  5. First Bull Run
  6. The Atlanta Campaign
  7. Battle of Corydon
  8. Murfreesboro
  9. Bentonville
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Civil War Battles that did not involve Robert E. Lee

  1. Chickamauga
  2. Vicksburg
  3. Shiloh
  4. Chattanooga
  5. First Bull Run
  6. The Atlanta Campaign
  7. Battle of Corydon
  8. Murfreesboro
  9. Bentonville
  10. Teruel

Oh … sorry. You meant the American civil war

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Civil War Battles that did not involve Robert E. Lee

  1. Chickamauga
  2. Vicksburg
  3. Shiloh
  4. Chattanooga
  5. First Bull Run
  6. The Atlanta Campaign
  7. Battle of Corydon
  8. Murfreesboro
  9. Bentonville
  10. Teruel

Oh … sorry. You meant the American civil war

  1. Ft. Donelson
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Civil War Battles that did not involve Robert E. Lee

  1. Chickamauga
  2. Vicksburg
  3. Shiloh
  4. Chattanooga
  5. First Bull Run
  6. The Atlanta Campaign
  7. Battle of Corydon
  8. Murfreesboro
  9. Bentonville
  10. Ft. Donelson
  11. Cherbourg
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Civil War Battles that did not involve Robert E. Lee

  1. Chickamauga
  2. Vicksburg
  3. Shiloh
  4. Chattanooga
  5. First Bull Run
  6. The Atlanta Campaign
  7. Battle of Corydon
  8. Murfreesboro
  9. Bentonville
  10. Ft. Donelson
  11. Cherbourg
  12. Fort Pillow
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Civil War Battles that did not involve Robert E. Lee

  1. Chickamauga
  2. Vicksburg
  3. Shiloh
  4. Chattanooga
  5. First Bull Run
  6. The Atlanta Campaign
  7. Battle of Corydon
  8. Murfreesboro
  9. Bentonville
  10. Ft. Donelson
  11. Cherbourg
  12. Fort Pillow
  13. Hampton Roads

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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neil
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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
  4. Tom Foley
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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
  4. Tom Foley
  5. Frederick Muhlenberg

The first Speaker: Frederick Muhlenberg - Wikipedia

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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
  4. Tom Foley
  5. Frederick Muhlenberg
  6. Nancy Pelosi
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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
  4. Tom Foley
  5. Frederick Muhlenberg
  6. Nancy Pelosi
  7. William B. Bankhead

Father of actress Tallulah Bankhead.

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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
  4. Tom Foley
  5. Frederick Muhlenberg
  6. Nancy Pelosi
  7. William B. Bankhead
  8. Henry Clay
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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
  4. Tom Foley
  5. Frederick Muhlenberg
  6. Nancy Pelosi
  7. William B. Bankhead
  8. Henry Clay
  9. Joe Cannon

Pictured on the first cover of Time magazine.

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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
  4. Tom Foley
  5. Frederick Muhlenberg
  6. Nancy Pelosi
  7. William B. Bankhead
  8. Henry Clay
  9. Joe Cannon Pictured on the first cover of Time magazine.
  10. John W. McCormack
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Sometimes USAians don’t get irony …:rolleyes:

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Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives

  1. Sam Rayburn
  2. Tip O’Neill
  3. John Boehner
    4, Newt Gingrich
  4. Tom Foley
  5. Frederick Muhlenberg
  6. Nancy Pelosi
  7. William B. Bankhead
  8. Henry Clay
  9. Joe Cannon Pictured on the first cover of Time magazine.
  10. John W. McCormack
  11. Galusha Grow

SotH under Lincoln (first 2 years)

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Other times we assume that Civil War Battles that did not involve Robert E. Lee signifies without further address that it is specifically the U.S. Civil War as Lee did not participate in any other, that Civil War is capitalized (thus a specific civil war and not civil wars in general). Had the category been Civil War Victories by Roundheads I think most Dopers would have known without qualification it was a reference to the English Civil War, the only other civil war I can think of off hand fought in a country where English is the first language; Canada hasn’t had a proclaimed Civil War yet (though there’s still plenty of time and I here Saskatchewan is planning something) but books have been written on its significance in the U.S. Civil War and I’d wager if a Canadian heard the term “Civil War movie” they’d think Lincoln before they thought Cromwell. Had it been “Battles in the Bolivian Civil War” I think it just would have set there for a few days.

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Yes, yes of course.

But Teruel is indeed a civil war battle which did not involve Robert E Lee. So it was not fair to exclude it… unless you have specified which civil war. :mad: