Confederate Spy Belle Boyd PHOTO Cleopatra of the Secession, Stonewall Jackson

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Amazing Civil War & Historical Photograph!
Long before she was assisting Confederate General Stonewall Jackson with valuable intel, Belle Boyd was, well, a very tough gal.
At the age of just  17 years old, she shot and killed a Union soldier for cursing at her mother. She explained that "he
addressed my mother and myself in language as offensive as it is possible to conceive. I could stand it no longer…"
In 1862 she spied on Union forces and relayed the information personally to one of Confederate General Stonewall Jackson's staff officers.
For her efforts, General Jackson wrote her a personal thank you note and she was awarded the Southern Cross of Honor!!!
Gorgeous 4x6 inch photograph.
Digitally enhanced and
professionally
reprinted
(not just junk printed on a home computer printer) only the finest quality!!!
Wonderful
4x6 glossy photo takes you back to that tumultuous time in American history!!!
Photo is courtesy of LOC.
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