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Magazine Archives:America's Civil War

The heroism and sacrifice of so many Americans during the nation’s most tumultuous period remains as relevant today as ever, and America’s Civil War magazine excels at bringing well-researched and powerful stories of the conflict’s fascinating battles, personalities, weapons, and innovation to life. Rare historic photographs, as well as captivating accounts from those who fought and riveting analysis from modern scholars ensure each issue is a riveting experience.

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At Fort Sumter, This Bizarre, Floating Contraption Helped Start the Civil War

by Mark Carlson4/12/20224/12/2022

After the Carnage of Antietam, Man’s Best Friend Stood Loyally By

by Scott Hartwig4/7/20224/8/2022

How the South Led the North in Submarine Warfare

by Ron Soodalter3/31/20223/31/2022
Litter bearers bringing wounded men to a Union field hospital after a Civil War battle in Virginia 1863.

How Medical Triage Went Mainstream During the Civil War

by Rachel Moses3/24/20226/30/2022
Choctaw warriors perform the Eagle Dance,

A True Rebel Alliance: Why the Choctaw Fought For the Confederacy

by Sarah Richardson3/17/20224/5/2022

A Famous Dog of the Civil War: The Very Good Boy Who Fought (and Fetched) Alongside Soldiers

by Nicholas Picerno2/22/20229/12/2022

Civil War Soldiers Loved Their Coffee. So This Colonel Invented a Coffee Grinder-Gun.

by Jay Wertz2/17/20222/28/2022

During the Civil War, Battlefield Dead Were Often Stripped of Anything of Value—Even Their Clothes

by John Banks2/10/20224/28/2024

Civil War Anesthesia Wasn’t Just a Slug of Whiskey: Inside the New 19th-Century Science of Battlefield Painkillers

by Kyle Dalton 2/3/20228/19/2022

Meet the Big River Bushwhacker—the Dashing, Dangerous, Illiterate Outlaw Bent on Revenge

by Ron Soodalter1/27/20228/8/2023

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