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Confederates repeatedly turned back Federal attacks on their Vicksburg trenches in May 1863, prompting Grant to lay siege to the city. (Library of Congress)

What If Robert E. Lee Had Sent Troops to Vicksburg?

by Chris Mackowski10/7/20216/16/2022

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Should Pope be a Punchline?

by Gary W. Gallagher10/6/20213/2/2024

‘The Savagery of Guerrilla Warfare’—Readers’ Letters Weigh in on Crazy Military Battle

by HistoryNet Staff10/1/20216/18/2024

‘Aces and Eights’ Book Review

by HistoryNet Staff9/27/20214/22/2022

Interview: David Thomas / Zeroing in on Southern New Mexico

by Johnny D. Boggs9/24/20214/29/2024

Book Review: Buffalo Bill and the Birth of American Celebrity

by Jon Guttman9/20/20216/9/2024

The James: A Florida Museum Looks West

by Johnny D. Boggs9/17/20218/24/2021

Jesse James: Facts About the Wild West Outlaw and his Gang

by HistoryNet Staff9/15/202110/4/2022

Book Review: Firearms of the Texas Rangers

by Jon Guttman9/13/20216/9/2024

Book Review: Dreams of El Dorado / A History of the American West

by David Lauterborn9/6/20214/30/2024