Belle Boyd - Revision history

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	'''Isabella Marie Boyd''' (4 May 1843 – 11 June 1900), better known as '''Belle Boyd''', was a {{Wiki\|Confederate States of America\|Confederate}} spy during the [[American Civil War]].		'''Isabella Marie Boyd''' (4 May 1843 – 11 June 1900), better known as '''Belle Boyd''', was a {{Wiki\|Confederate States of America\|Confederate}} spy during the [[American Civil War]].

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	After the incident, Boyd began her spying career. During Martinsburg's occupation, she would casually interact with Union soldiers and gather information from them, only to pass it on to Confederate officers. Boyd continued to expand her operations across the South and the North. Her most notable success was when she gave crucial information to General {{Wiki\|Stonewall Jackson\|Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson}} during his 1862 {{Wiki\|Jackson's Valley Campaign\|campaign}} in the {{Wiki\|Shenandoah Valley}}. In spite of the fact that she was arrested multiple times during her career, Belle Boyd became one of the most famous Confederate spies of the Civil War.		After the incident, Boyd began her spying career. During Martinsburg's occupation, she would casually interact with Union soldiers and gather information from them, only to pass it on to Confederate officers. Boyd continued to expand her operations across the South and the North. Her most notable success was when she gave crucial information to General {{Wiki\|Stonewall Jackson\|Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson}} during his 1862 {{Wiki\|Jackson's Valley Campaign\|campaign}} in the {{Wiki\|Shenandoah Valley}}. In spite of the fact that she was arrested multiple times during her career, Belle Boyd became one of the most famous Confederate spies of the Civil War.

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – Modern Times: "Confederate Spy"		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – Modern Times: "Confederate Spy"
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			'''Isabella Marie Boyd''' (4 May 1843 – 11 June 1900), better known as '''Belle Boyd''', was a {{Wiki\|Confederate States of America\|Confederate}} spy during the [[American Civil War]].

			==Biography==
			At the beginning of the American Civil War, Belle Boyd's hometown of {{Wiki\|Martinsburg, West Virginia\|Martinsburg}}, [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] was occupied by {{Wiki\|Union (American Civil War)\|Union}} troops. On 4 July 1861, Boyd and her mother refused to let Union soldiers into their house and hoist a Union flag over it. The officers wanted to display the flag as a symbol of the locals' submission to their authority. Boyd's mother declared: "Men, every member of my household will die before that flag shall be raised over us". After the soldiers' continued insistence, Boyd drew her [[Firearms\|pistol]] and shot one of them dead. Although she was tried, Boyd was acquitted on terms of justifiable homicide.

			After the incident, Boyd began her spying career. During Martinsburg's occupation, she would casually interact with Union soldiers and gather information from them, only to pass it on to Confederate officers. Boyd continued to expand her operations across the South and the North. Her most notable success was when she gave crucial information to General {{Wiki\|Stonewall Jackson\|Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson}} during his 1862 {{Wiki\|Jackson's Valley Campaign\|campaign}} in the {{Wiki\|Shenandoah Valley}}. In spite of the fact that she was arrested multiple times during her career, Belle Boyd became one of the most famous Confederate spies of the Civil War.

			==Reference==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – Modern Times: "Confederate Spy"
			{{DEFAULTSORT:Boyd, Belle}}
			[[Category:1843 births]]
			[[Category:1900 deaths]]
			[[Category:Individuals]]
			[[Category:Americans]]
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	~~'''Isabella Marie Boyd''' (4 May 1843 – 11 June 1900), better known as '''Belle Boyd''', was a {{Wiki\|Confederate States of America\|Confederate}} spy during the [[American Civil War]].~~

	~~==Biography==~~
	At the beginning of the American Civil War, Belle Boyd's hometown of {{Wiki\|Martinsburg, West Virginia\|Martinsburg}}, [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] was occupied by {{Wiki\|Union (American Civil War)\|Union}} troops. On 4 July 1861, Boyd and her mother refused to let Union soldiers into their house and hoist a Union flag over it. The officers wanted to display the flag as a symbol of the locals' submission to their authority. Boyd's mother declared: "Men, every member of my household will die before that flag shall be raised over us". After the soldiers' continued insistence, Boyd drew her [[Firearms\|pistol]] and shot one of them dead. Although she was tried, Boyd was acquitted on terms of justifiable homicide.

	After the incident, Boyd began her spying career. During Martinsburg's occupation, she would casually interact with Union soldiers and gather information from them, only to pass it on to Confederate officers. Boyd continued to expand her operations across the South and the North. Her most notable success was when she gave crucial information to General {{Wiki\|Stonewall Jackson\|Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson}} during his 1862 {{Wiki\|Jackson's Valley Campaign\|campaign}} in the {{Wiki\|Shenandoah Valley}}. In spite of the fact that she was arrested multiple times during her career, Belle Boyd became one of the most famous Confederate spies of the Civil War.

	~~==Reference==~~
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – Modern Times: "Confederate Spy"
	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Boyd, Belle}}~~
	~~[[Category:1843 births]]~~
	~~[[Category:1900 deaths]]~~
	~~[[Category:Individuals]]~~
	~~[[Category:Americans]]~~
	~~[[Category:Actors]]~~
	~~[[Category:Authors]]~~

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			'''Isabella Marie Boyd''' (4 May 1843 – 11 June 1900), better known as '''Belle Boyd''', was a {{Wiki\|Confederate States of America\|Confederate}} spy during the [[American Civil War]].

			==Biography==
			At the beginning of the American Civil War, Belle Boyd's hometown of {{Wiki\|Martinsburg, West Virginia\|Martinsburg}}, [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] was occupied by {{Wiki\|Union (American Civil War)\|Union}} troops. On 4 July 1861, Boyd and her mother refused to let Union soldiers into their house and hoist a Union flag over it. The officers wanted to display the flag as a symbol of the locals' submission to their authority. Boyd's mother declared: "Men, every member of my household will die before that flag shall be raised over us". After the soldiers' continued insistence, Boyd drew her [[Firearms\|pistol]] and shot one of them dead. Although she was tried, Boyd was acquitted on terms of justifiable homicide.

			After the incident, Boyd began her spying career. During Martinsburg's occupation, she would casually interact with Union soldiers and gather information from them, only to pass it on to Confederate officers. Boyd continued to expand her operations across the South and the North. Her most notable success was when she gave crucial information to General {{Wiki\|Stonewall Jackson\|Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson}} during his 1862 {{Wiki\|Jackson's Valley Campaign\|campaign}} in the {{Wiki\|Shenandoah Valley}}. In spite of the fact that she was arrested multiple times during her career, Belle Boyd became one of the most famous Confederate spies of the Civil War.

			==Reference==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – Modern Times: "Confederate Spy"
			{{DEFAULTSORT:Boyd, Belle}}
			[[Category:1843 births]]
			[[Category:1900 deaths]]
			[[Category:Individuals]]
			[[Category:Americans]]
			[[Category:Actors]]
			[[Category:Authors]]

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	~~[[File:BelleBoyd.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Belle Boyd]]~~
	~~'''Isabella Marie Boyd''' (4 May 1843 – 11 June 1900), better known as '''Belle Boyd''', was a {{Wiki\|Confederate States of America\|Confederate}} spy during the [[American Civil War]].~~

	~~==Biography==~~
	At the beginning of the American Civil War, Belle Boyd's hometown of {{Wiki\|Martinsburg, West Virginia\|Martinsburg}}, [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] was occupied by {{Wiki\|Union (American Civil War)\|Union}} troops. On 4 July 1861, Boyd and her mother refused to let Union soldiers into their house and hoist a Union flag over it. The officers wanted to display the flag as a symbol of the locals' submission to their authority. Boyd's mother declared: "Men, every member of my household will die before that flag shall be raised over us". After the soldiers' continued insistence, Boyd drew her [[Firearms\|pistol]] and shot one of them dead. Although she was tried, Boyd was acquitted on terms of justifiable homicide.

	After the incident, Boyd began her spying career. During Martinsburg's occupation, she would casually interact with Union soldiers and gather information from them, only to pass it on to Confederate officers. Boyd continued to expand her operations across the South and the North. Her most notable success was when she gave crucial information to General {{Wiki\|Stonewall Jackson\|Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson}} during his 1862 {{Wiki\|Jackson's Valley Campaign\|campaign}} in the {{Wiki\|Shenandoah Valley}}. In spite of the fact that she was ~~arrested multiple times during her career, Belle Boyd became one of the most famous Confederate spies of the Civil War.~~

	~~==Reference==~~
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – Modern Times: "Confederate Spy"
	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Boyd, Belle}}~~
	~~[[Category:1843 births]]~~
	~~[[Category:1900 deaths]]~~
	~~[[Category:Individuals]]~~
	~~[[Category:Americans]]~~
	~~[[Category:Actors]]~~
	~~[[Category:Authors]]~~

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	'''Isabella Marie Boyd''' (4 May 1843 – 11 June 1900), better known as '''Belle Boyd''', was a {{Wiki\|Confederate States of America\|Confederate}} spy during the [[American Civil War]].		'''Isabella Marie Boyd''' (4 May 1843 – 11 June 1900), better known as '''Belle Boyd''', was a {{Wiki\|Confederate States of America\|Confederate}} spy during the [[American Civil War]].