The "Dix-Hill Cartel" set up rules regarding how people could leave these places.
The "Dix-Hill Cartel" set up rules regarding how people could leave these places. Dorence Atwater kept an infamous list of the people who died at one of these locations. Colonel Benjamin Sweet theorized there was a plot to assault one of these places, which led to him raiding the home of Sons of Liberty leader Charles Walsh. An uprising of "regulators" at a non-North Carolina example of these places stopped the actions of Charles Curtis and other "raiders." Many of the victims of the SS Sultana disaster had just left these locations. The head of one of these places was a Swiss-born man executed after a trial presided over by Lew Wallace. A famous example of these places in Georgia was administered by Henry Wirz, while other examples included Belle Isle, Virginia, and Camp Douglas, Illinois. For 10 points, name these locations during the Civil War, the most infamous of which was at Andersonville.
The "Dix-Hill Cartel" set up rules regarding how people could leave these places.
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