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I have revised the article specifically written in my own words. I have cited references that support the historical values of dates. These references exist prior to copyright in 1866 and 1898. They are public record information available for anyone to view. These references are cited for dates that support historical values to the information written. The information has been started and written in my own words. I may update and edit with additional information. I included the sources in the information. I hope this clarifies the information on the Creek Freedmen article. Looking in politics (talk) 01:47, 4 February 2010 (UTC)Reply
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Hey there -- the relationship between Muscogee people and the Confederacy is a bit off in this article. Although it is true that some Muscogee did fight for the CSA, many traditionalists (especially those from the 'Upper Towns') also fought for the preservation of the Union -- Opothleyahola, for example, refused to ally with the Confederacy. See the "American Civil War" section of the general Muscogee page.
This is actually my first time ever editing wikipedia, so I'm not super confident making the edits myself at the moment. Will come back and do it later when I'm sure I'm doing things right! :) Smeem0 (talk) 05:36, 9 May 2024 (UTC)Reply
