Remaining loyal to the Union was a dangerous stance in the Confederate South, as Georgia in 1861 passed a law making this act punishable by death.

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Georgia, along with other Confederate states, viewed loyalty to the Union as treasonous during the Civil War, leading to severe penalties, including death, for those who were found guilty of such allegiance.

Remaining Loyal to the Union Was a Dangerous Stance in the Confederate