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The account traces Missouri's turbulent role in the national conflict, detailing political maneuvering between secessionists and Unionists, contested state leadership, and the seizure of strategic sites. It follows military operations from early confrontations and the capture of Camp Jackson through the Scott–Harney negotiations and major engagements such as Wilson's Creek, and surveys campaigns and commanders — including Nathaniel Lyon, Sterling Price, John C. Fremont, Henry W. Halleck, Franz Sigel, and Earl Van Dorn — culminating in the expulsion of Confederate forces and the restoration of Union control.
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