Exploring a little-known claim that southern sympathizers secretly paid to learn coded signs in the belief that northerners could thus show invading confederate forces that they were on their side and thus not to be attacked or their property stolen.
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Tj Letter 1863-08-20
Exploring a little-known claim that southern sympathizers secretly paid to learn coded signs in the belief that northerners could thus show invading confederate forces that they were on their side and thus not to be attacked or their property stolen.
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