Well Done, Indiana
Well Done, Indiana
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During the Civil War, Hoosiers made important military and political contributions.
In total, about 200,000 Hoosiers volunteered to fight during the course of the American Civil War. The Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, sent a personal note to Governor Oliver P. Morton to recognize Indiana’s contribution: “Well Done, Indiana.” The show details the important military and political contributions Hoosiers made to the war.
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Well Done, Indiana is a local public television program presented by WFYI
Well Done, Indiana
Well Done, Indiana
Special | 30mVideo has Closed Captions
In total, about 200,000 Hoosiers volunteered to fight during the course of the American Civil War. The Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, sent a personal note to Governor Oliver P. Morton to recognize Indiana’s contribution: “Well Done, Indiana.” The show details the important military and political contributions Hoosiers made to the war.
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