GuyPinestra
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Numbers in massacres generally confuse all researchers because of conflicting reports, some less reliable than others. Witness the Bear River Massacre in 1863: somewhere between 60 and 500 plus Native Americans were killed or died in the aftermath.
Yes, many, many men were killed after surrender, many of them African American. Yes, this is execution of POWs, and, yes, Forrest was responsible, particularly if he ordered no quarter. At least you know have the Camp Douglas killings down to several. Give us exact numbers using credible evidence.
Dont say check the OR, because a professor would flunk your paper for that type of nonsense. Your citation was singular, it was not comprehensive, thus it is a hasty generalization from which you were trying to derive a conclusion unwarranted by the evidence.
You know Fakey, according to the testimony of a surviving Union officer there was NO SURRENDER, right?
Why do you insist on perpetuating a bald-faced lie?