Sherman’s Forgotten General—Henry W. Slocum by Brian C. Melton, University of Missouri Press, 2007, […]
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Thomas Morris Chester: First Black War Reporter on the Frontlines
Reporter and civil rights pioneer Thomas Morris Chester spent his life on the frontlines of the fight for racial equality.
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‘He Is Dead, Yet He Liveth’
John James Carson drove the ambulance that transported the wounded ‘Stonewall’ Jackson from the […]
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Why Lew Was Late
Accusations that Lew Wallace and his division blindly stumbled around the countryside trying to […]
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The Battles of Peachtree Creek and Atlanta
“Atlanta is ours and fairly won,” claimed William T. Sherman on September 1, 1864, […]
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Interview: A. Wilson Greene / Wartime Suffering in Petersburg
What does the executive director of Pamplin Historical Park, an expansive museum dedicated to […]
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The Civil War Today: January 2008
More Room for Artifacts at Gettysburg General Robert E. Lee’s field desk, the litter […]
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CWT Review: John Adams Elder
John Adams Elder: Fredericksburg’s Artist of the Civil War Retrospective art exhibit Fredericksburg Area […]
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CWT Review: General Sherman’s March
General Sherman’s March: The Shocking Campaign That Ended the Civil War A&E Home Video, […]
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CWT Book Review: Thank God My Regiment an African One
Thank God My Regiment an African One: The Civil War Diary of Colonel Nathan […]