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In 2024, the Shenandoah County school board voted to restore the name of Stonewall Jackson High School (and Ashby Lee Elementary School), after having replaced those names as part of caving into the liberal media. Jackson taught blacks to read.
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→‎External links: Stonewall Jackson was a great general and deserves to be called a patriot, just like General Lee.
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Jackson taught a Sunday school to blacks and freed slaves how to read the Bible, in defiance of Virginia law.
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→‎Early life: Thomas (later "Stonewall") Jackson was thereby essentially homeschooled.
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It was said that Jackson merely lost his left arm, but General Robert E. Lee lost his right arm with Jackson's demise.
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Jackson's brilliant and fearless battlefield maneuvers scored a series of victories over superior Union forces into May 1863, when Jackson met his untimely death from pneumonia.
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