The Battle of South Mountain by John David Hoptak, The History Press It seems […]
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Book Review: A Glorious Army / Robert E. Lee’s Triumph, 1862-1863
A Glorious Army: Robert E. Lee’s Triumph, 1862-1863 by Jeffry D. Wert, Simon & […]
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The Winter That Made The Texas Brigade
Green volunteers were transformed into one of the South’s elite fighting forces in a […]
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Bill Cody: On the Trail of the Indians
“I was soon alongside of the chap who had wounded me. Raising myself in the strirrups, I shot him through the head.”
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Fighting ‘Too Fast’: The Texas Brigade paid a high price at Sharpsburg for its fighting prowess
Military historian and Civil War Times advisory board member Susannah J. Ural’s new book, […]
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CWT Book Review: Battle of Glendale and Battle of Fair Oaks
The Battle of Glendale: The Day the South Nearly Won the Civil War Jim […]
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CWT Book Review: Of Duty Well and Faithfully Done
Of Duty Well and Faithfully Done: A History of the Regular Army in the […]
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Samuel Clemens Con Artist
Twain tapped his inner Tom Sawyer to defraud abolitionists.
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Interview: Cate Wyatt / A Preservationist’s Journey Through Four States
Cate Wyatt has a long preservation history. She dealt with issues relating to Disney’s […]
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The Darkest Valley: American Paratroopers in Italy
Scattered, lost, and underequipped behind enemy lines in Italy, American paratroopers resorted to what they did best—wreaking havoc