From Henry Hill, there’s been a Southern perspective for 150 years at Manassas National […]
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‘Bread or Blood’
Armed women took to the streets to protest against Confederate injustice. On the morning […]
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CWT Film Review: The Conspirator
The Conspirator Directed by Robert Redford, at theaters nationwide Filmmakers don’t often claim to […]
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Yankee Super Gun
Could two batteries of 4.5-inch rifles have prevented Pickett’s Charge? As the Army of […]
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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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Collateral Damage: Wilderness Woes for the Widows Permelia
For two hellish days early in May 1864, the Union Army of the Potomac […]
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Civil War Today- August 2011
First Sesquicentennial Stamps Released The first in a series of “Forever” stamps commemorating the […]
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Collateral Damage: Stonewall’s Winchester Headquarters
“Roughing it” is frequently a necessity in military life, but for Confederate General “Stonewall” […]
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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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Taking Back Arlington
Robert E. Lee’s son Custis beat the federal government and reclaimed the family home. […]