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David Hunter

David Hunter
Général David Hunter

David Hunter (21 juillet 1802 – 2 février 1886) était un général de l'armée de l'Union lors de la guerre de Sécession. Il est fameux pour avoir, en 1862, donné l'ordre d'émanciper les esclaves dans trois États du Sud (alors qu'il n'y était pas habilité, son ordre fut d'ailleurs immédiatement rapporté) et pour avoir présidé la commission militaire chargée de juger les conspirateurs impliqués dans l'assassinat du président Abraham Lincoln.

Bibliographie

  • John H Eicher; David J Eicher, Civil War high commands, Stanford, Calif., Stanford University Press, 2001  (OCLC 45917117)
  • Edward A Miller, Lincoln's abolitionist general : the biography of David Hunter, Columbia, S.C., University of South Carolina Press, 1997  (OCLC 33971564)
  • David E Herold; Military Commission (Lincoln's assassins : 1865), The conspiracy trial for the murder of the president, and the attempt to overthrow the government by the assassination of its principal officers., Boston, J.E. Tilton and Co., 1865-66  (OCLC 2522615)

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