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General Hood: Lieutenant-General John B. Hood, a Confederate officer. Lord Melbourne: (1779-1848) Queen Victorians first Prime Minister, Melbourne also had the reputation for being something of a ladies' man. Missouri Compromise: The Missouri Compromise (1820) allowed Missouri to be admitted to the Union as a slave state but stipulated no more slave states would be allowed above the southern border of Missouri. Prime Minister: the head of a parliamentary government, such as Great Britain's. Stonewall Jackson: a Confederate lieutenant-general.
Author: Erica Morris