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podcast. In November 1863, Sergeant William Walker of the 3rd South Carolina infantry took dramatic

action to express a grievance shared by thousands of black troops in the Union Army.

The 23-year-old former slave, as court-martial specifications later documented,

quote, did unlawfully take command, end quote, of Company A and march the troops to his commanding officer's

tent.

There he ordered them to stack arms, and when asked what this meant, replied,

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Walker refused an order to return to duty and told his company, quote, to let their arms alone and go to their

quarters.

They did and, quote, thereby excited and joined in a general mutiny.

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