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After they surrendered to the North, Southern soldiers were
sent home.
tried for treason.
taken as prisoners of war.
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sent home.
After major surrenders (e.g., Appomattox) Confederate soldiers were generally paroled and allowed to return home after pledging not to take up arms again. Only a few leaders (like Jefferson Davis) were arrested and held.
After major surrenders (e.g., Appomattox) Confederate soldiers were generally paroled and allowed to return home after pledging not to take up arms again. Only a few leaders (like Jefferson Davis) were arrested and held.
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