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Bedford Cunningham was a friend and co-worker of Jefferson Pinkard's in the Sloss Steel Foundry in Birmingham, Alabama. Cunningham was conscripted into the Confederate States Army during the Great War. He lost an arm in Kentucky and returned to Birmingham, where he was allowed to continue to live in his cottage. Cunningham began an affair with Emily Pinkard while Jeff was serving in Texas later in the war. Jeff discovered the two in bed when he returned home on furlough in 1916. Pinkard eventually forgave both Cunningham and Emily.

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rdfs:label	Bedford Cunningham
rdfs:comment	Bedford Cunningham was a friend and co-worker of Jefferson Pinkard's in the Sloss Steel Foundry in Birmingham, Alabama. Cunningham was conscripted into the Confederate States Army during the Great War. He lost an arm in Kentucky and returned to Birmingham, where he was allowed to continue to live in his cottage. Cunningham began an affair with Emily Pinkard while Jeff was serving in Texas later in the war. Jeff discovered the two in bed when he returned home on furlough in 1916. Pinkard eventually forgave both Cunningham and Emily.
dcterms:subject	19th-Century Births (Fictional Work) Adulterers Soldiers of the Great War Southern Victory Characters Confederates Amputees Foundry Workers
type of appearance	Direct
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Appearance	through American Front Blood and Iron
Name	Bedford Cunningham
Affiliations	Confederate States Army (Southern Victory) Sloss Steel Foundry (Southern Victory)
Occupation	Iron worker, Soldier
Nationality	Confederate States (Southern Victory)
abstract	Bedford Cunningham was a friend and co-worker of Jefferson Pinkard's in the Sloss Steel Foundry in Birmingham, Alabama. Cunningham was conscripted into the Confederate States Army during the Great War. He lost an arm in Kentucky and returned to Birmingham, where he was allowed to continue to live in his cottage. Cunningham began an affair with Emily Pinkard while Jeff was serving in Texas later in the war. Jeff discovered the two in bed when he returned home on furlough in 1916. Pinkard eventually forgave both Cunningham and Emily. Cunningham voted for Freedom Party candidates in the 1920s but did not share Pinkard's passionate commitment to party activities. Because of this, he was often home in the cottage next door to the Pinkards' while Jeff was at party meetings, and he and Emily took advantage of Jeff's absence to resume their affair. Pinkard discovered them a second time and broke off his friendship with Cunningham.

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