‘I am not shot.’
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The Road to Atlanta, Part. 2
In the November/December 2006 issue, “In Their Footsteps” covered the first part of Maj. […]
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‘This Worrisome Mode of Existence’: The Letters of Josiah H. Gordon
Member of the Maryland Legislature Josiah H. Gordon was suspected of treason by the Federal government in the early years of the Civil War.
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‘To the Last Crust and Cartridge’
The 1863 Jones-Imboden Raid hit a tough but temporary roadblock at Greenland Gap. The […]
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Gettysburg After the Storm
Death and devastation hovered over central Pennsylvania long after the armies had gone.
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New York City’s Secession Crisis
Strong economic ties to the South tempted Gotham to consider a break from the […]
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The Telegraph Operators
From Somerset, Kentucky, on July 22, 1862, Confederate Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan telegraphed […]
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South Carolina Volunteer
NAME: William N. Gaston DATES: 1839-1907 ALLEGIANCE: Confederate HIGHEST RANK: Junior second lieutenant UNIT: […]
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Arming the Confederacy
Josiah Gorgas arrived in Montgomery, Alabama, during the early days of April 1861. He […]
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CWT Book Review: Last in Their Class
Last in Their Class: Custer, Pickett and the Goats of West Point by James […]