Jack Hemingway was his father’s son and his own man—a feat he would prove again and again throughout his wartime service in France
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A Call To Arms in the Philippines
Hoping to strike it big mining in the Philippines, brothers Walt and Jim Cushing instead made a name for themselves as guerrilla leaders fighting the Japanese
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Armored Might in Vietnam’s Guerrilla War
New tanks and armored vehicles tracked down enemy forces
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Poetry | Heading My Way
Brian Turner earned a master of fine arts in poetry from the University of […]
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The War In Their Words: ‘I Thought I Had Received My Death Stroke’
A Missouri Confederate defies incredible injury at Corinth and Champion Hill
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Daily Quiz for September 4, 2018
During the 1500’s-1700’s the Iroquois nation in America built homes called this.
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Book Review: Stephen Russell Mallory / A Biography of the Confederate Navy Secretary and United States Senator
Stephen Russell Mallory: A Biography of the Confederate Navy Secretary and United States Senator […]
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Book Review: Fields of Honor / Pivotal Battles of the Civil War
Fields of Honor: Pivotal Battles of the Civil War by Edwin Bearss, introduction by […]
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CWT Book Review: New York City Divided
“New York City Divided: Slavery and the Civil War” an exhibit at the New-York […]
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CWT Book Review: Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men
Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men: The Ideology of the Republican Party Before the […]