The Independent Confederation of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia (usually shortened to ICMAG) is usually considered the legitimate successor state to the Confederate States of America, which collapsed in the 1930s. Engaged in a civil war between the Supremacy League, a rightist paramilitary group supported by Texas, and the National Party, it later fought against the Republic of Texas in the War of Louisianian Independence.
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| - The Independent Confederation of Mississippi Alabama and Georgia (The Many Nations of North America)
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| - The Independent Confederation of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia (usually shortened to ICMAG) is usually considered the legitimate successor state to the Confederate States of America, which collapsed in the 1930s. Engaged in a civil war between the Supremacy League, a rightist paramilitary group supported by Texas, and the National Party, it later fought against the Republic of Texas in the War of Louisianian Independence.
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| - Independent Confederation of Mississippi Alabama, and Georgia
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| - The Independent Confederation of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia (usually shortened to ICMAG) is usually considered the legitimate successor state to the Confederate States of America, which collapsed in the 1930s. Engaged in a civil war between the Supremacy League, a rightist paramilitary group supported by Texas, and the National Party, it later fought against the Republic of Texas in the War of Louisianian Independence.
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