The Union colonel’s own clouded hindsight has led to confusion about his 1864 heroics.
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Sherman Closes In: The Fiery Commander Captures Atlanta
William Tecumseh Sherman was finally perched where he wanted and could best operate by […]
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Time to Thaw Out- Civil War Times June 2014
Ice, snow and freezing temperatures assailed the Civil War Times offices in Leesburg, Va., […]
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Interview: John Boyko / A Fractured America Unified Canada
Canadian author John Boyko’s book Blood and Daring: How Canada Fought the American Civil […]
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John B. Jones’ Confederate War
An observant clerk opined on Lee, slavery and strategy. A deep chasm runs through […]
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Book Review: The Civil War Generals
The Civil War Generals: Comrades, Peers, Rivals in Their Own Words Robert I. Girardi, […]
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Book Review: A Season of Slaughter
A Season of Slaughter: The Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, May 8-21, 1864 Chris […]
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Book Review: Necessary Courage
Necessary Courage: Iowa’s Underground Railroad in the Struggle Against Slavery Lowell J. Soike, University […]
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Book Review: The Fifth New York Cavalry in the Civil War
The Fifth New York Cavalry in the Civil War Vincent L. Burns, McFarland Vincent […]
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Book Review: Grant’s River Campaign
Grant’s River Campaign: Fort Henry to Shiloh Jack H. Lepa. McFarland & Co. The […]