Confederate Coal Torpedo: Thomas Courtenay’s Infernal Sabotage Weapon Joseph M. and Thomas H. Thatcher; […]
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Ural on URLs- Fredricksburg
Most readers remember the first battlefield they experienced. Many can also recall the moment […]
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CWT Review: African American Civil War Memorial and Museum
African American Civil War Memorial and Museum 1925 Vermont Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. “This […]
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CWT Book Review: Lincoln’s Forgotten Ally
Lincoln’s Forgotten Ally: Judge Advocate General Joseph Holt of Kentucky Elizabeth D. Leonard; University […]
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Christmas in Blue and Gray
The celebration of Christmas in the 1860s did not match today’s mass-market frenzy, though […]
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War Around the Edges
Midway through the war, Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. urged Atlantic Monthly readers to study […]
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‘Terrible Has Been the Storm’
William T. Sherman’s own soldiers were shocked by the destruction they left behind in […]
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Is There Archival Proof of Black Confederates?
The National Archives and Records Administration has a substantial, though scattered, set of records […]
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The Loyalty of “Heroic Black Confederate” Silas Chandler
Was he a ‘heroic black Confederate’ fighting for the cause? In 1994 the Sons […]
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Civil War Times- Letter from the Editor February 2012
An Old Friend With this issue we celebrate Civil War Times’ 50th year, an […]