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Property	Value
rdfs:label	New Mexico Campaign
rdfs:comment	Jack Spivey, an Oklahoman, was unaware of New Mexico's role in the "States' War" until he toured the state as a member of the House of Daniel in 1934. Had the Confederacy won the New Mexico Campaign and kept the territory, Spivey reflected, the integrated teams he encountered there would not have existed.
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dcterms:subject	Battles of the American Civil War (OTL) Southern Victory The House of Daniel
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Partof	the American Civil War,
Date	February 1862 – April 1862
Commander	15
Result	Union victory Full Confederate retreat from New Mexico Territory completed by early 1862. Full Confederate retreat from Arizona Territory completed by mid-1863.
combatant	15
Place	Confederate Arizona, New Mexico Territory
Conflict	New Mexico Campaign
abstract	Jack Spivey, an Oklahoman, was unaware of New Mexico's role in the "States' War" until he toured the state as a member of the House of Daniel in 1934. Had the Confederacy won the New Mexico Campaign and kept the territory, Spivey reflected, the integrated teams he encountered there would not have existed.