10 Confederate leaders who still have monuments and statues named after them all over the US
. After the war Beauregard worked as a railroad director and as a supervisor for the Louisiana Lottery. Portrait of James Ewell Brown Jeb Stuart, General of the Army of the Confederate States, illustration from the magazine The Illustrated London News, volume XLIV, June 18, 1864.James Ewell Brown Stuart served in the US army before resigning to fight for the Confederacy.
The Tennessee native also perpetuated a massacre at Fort Pillow in 1864. After capturing the fort, Forrest's men executed numerous African American troops after they had surrendered., a charitable organization that preserves battlefields, "'Remember Fort Pillow' became a rallying-cry for African American soldiers throughout the Union Army."
On June 9, 2020, Republican lawmakers in Tennessee voted against evicting a statue of the former Grand Wizard from the state's Capitol, WBIRWade Hampton III: 16 statues, busts, monuments, and place names A statue of Confederate cavalry leader, slave owner, white supremacist and politician Wade Hampton III on horseback situated in the grounds of South Carolina State House.Wade Hampton III, who lived from 1818-1902, was a South Carolina plantation slave owner, a politician, and a Confederate general during the Civil War.
, according to historians. After serving as a general, Bragg served as military advisor to Jefferson Davis, an American politician who served as the president of the Confederate States from 1861 to 1865.
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