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Although Too Late to Change the Civil War, This Rebel Victory Gave Florida a Slice of History
In the waning days of the Civil War, a hodgepodge of green troops got their first taste of action.
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A Confederate Artist’s Intimate Look at the Southern War Effort
William Ludwell Sheppard gave countless Southern readers a view of the Civil War.
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War is Hell…on the Environment
Landmines, heavy metal toxins, and unexploded ordnance continue to poison the earth and wildlife.
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How This Digital Map is Connecting Civil War Faces to Places
The Library of Congress features more than 3,000 portraits from the era.
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The Civil War’s Most Interesting General
He was Lincoln, Grant and Sherman’s go-to man — but you’ve probably never heard of him.
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Kharkiv Is No Stranger To Invasion—The Nazis Fought Four Battles Over It
Ukraine’s second-largest city today was one of the most hotly-contested objectives on World War II’s Eastern Front.
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When Did the US Lose the Vietnam War? Here Are Some Dates
How strategic failures, geographic ignorance and a loss of national will determined when defeat became inevitable.
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What Civil War Grave is Featured in ‘Night of the Living Dead?’
You’ll never watch the movie the same again!
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How Gettysburg Inspired Modern War Gaming
Charles S. Roberts never intentionally set out to invent a widely popular
new pastime, but fate led him to it.