What job did bank robber jesse james do in the civil war?

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During the civil war, Jesse James was a part of the Confederate States Army. He decided to enlist in his brother’s company. Jesse and his brother joined the notorious group leader Bloody Bill Anderson. They were known to be maltreating their own soldiers.

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