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Earl Van Dorn
In early October 1862, Confederate forces under Earl Van Dorn and Sterling Price attacked the Union garrison of Corinth, Mississippi. In a bloody two-day battle the southerners were repulsed, and Union control over northeast Mississippi was secured.
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I am wrong says:November 5, 2010 at 12:58 pm The word lootocracy was onirigally coined to describe the corrupt cartels that have ruled and plundered countries like Nigeria, Kenya, and some of the former Soviet Republics. If you run a lootocracy, you have no conception of sufficiency. You set up the rules to grab as much money as you can, as if you’ve won a supermarket shopping spree. You also concentrate power, the better to arrange the world for your benefit. Unchecked by modesty, satiety, or shame, you take all you can get away with. You loot until someone stops you.
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