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As the American Civil War was winding down, the Taiping Rebellion, with 20 to 100 times as many casualties, was concluding, yet, as an American, I feel like I know almost nothing about it. What led to this conflict? Would it, in fact, be more accurate to call it a Civil War?

by /u/td4999 in /r/AskHistorians

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