Great weapon or ‘fanciful contraption’? DURING THE 1862 SEVEN DAYS’ Battles on Richmond’s doorstep, […]
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Interview: Ric Burns / Grappling with Death
On September 18, PBS Television released Ric Burns’ “Death and the Civil War” as […]
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Blue and Gray: Perfect Southern Soldier
Stonewall’s death confirmed his spot in the Rebel pantheon. “Stonewall” Jackson inspirited the Confederate […]
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Past and Present- CWT December 2012
It’s great-great-grandfather! A widely publicized portrait of an unnamed Confederate has at last been […]
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Daily Quiz for July 27, 2017
Acclaimed as the first professional African-American and Native-American sculptor, her work included “The Arrow Maker” completed in 1866 and “Forever Free” completed in 1867.
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WWII DVD Review: The Road to World War II
The Road to World War II Directed by Scott Garen, 1978. 6 hours […]
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Book Review: Mission to Berlin
Mission to Berlin: The American Airmen Who Struck the Heart of Hitler’s Reich By […]
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WWII DVD Review: Captain America
Captain America: The First Avenger Directed by Joe Johnston, 2011. 125 minutes. $17.99. In […]
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Mystery of London Cage
Did interrogators at a secret British facility go too far in extracting information from […]