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the conspirators were all captured , and booth was shot while trying to escape from union soldiers.

Some people say it was the cruel treatment from Union soldiers that turned Frank and Jesse to a life of crime during the Civil War.

Jackson's men began to leave the next morning. Union soldiers watched as they marched away. General Hooker thought Lee was withdrawing.

Edward, however, wasn't so lucky -- he was one of more than 12, 000 Union soldiers who didn't make it out of Sharpsburg, Maryland, alive.

The next day, Union soldiers began moving out of Chancellorsville and the wilderness.

It was a slaughter. In less than an hour, seven thousand Union soldiers fell dead or wounded.

Initially Decoration Day was a day to honor Union soldiers who died during the American Civil War.

By this time, the Union soldiers had become experts at digging canals.

Union soldiers clearly came to understand the need to destroy Southern war resources.

Now the Union soldiers could see across the valley. They watched as the Confederate soldiers formed a long line.

Captive Union soldiers tunneled from this Virginia prison into a nearby yard; 109 walked away.

The governor said a new cemetery should be built for the bodies of the Union soldiers.

In it, Lincoln paid tribute to the Union soldiers who sacrificed their lives for union and equality.

The Union soldiers fought fiercely. But two large Confederate forces broke the Union attack.

In the above photo, a confederate spy is buried with his hat after his execution by Union soldiers.

When the Civil War broke out, the Van Lews brought food, medicine and books to Union soldiers at nearby Libby Prison.

The terrible job of clearing the battlefield fell to the Union soldiers who had won the battle.

before abandoning their city to the Union soldiers.

The Union soldiers formed a new line along a place called Cemetery Hill.

Davis was eventually captured by Union soldiers, but not until a month later, on May 10, 1865.

Libby Prison (1864) Captive Union soldiers tunneled from this Virginia prison into a nearby yard;