Talk:Connecticut in the American Civil War

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Did you know... that among Connecticut's contributions to the American Civil War are the Henry rifle and the song "Marching Through Georgia"?

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Number of memorials?

Hi friends, the first sentence under "Memorialization" is very confusing: "There are 100 Civil War Monuments in Connecticut on average, especially in New Haven, which contains eight." Honestly I do not know what it means. Bobthebobbest (talk) 06:29, 30 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]