Lee the Soldier, edited by Gary W. Gallager, University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, 1996, […]
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Book Review: LEE’S MISERABLES (J. Tracy Power) : AH
LEE’S MISERABLES, by J. Tracy Power, University of North Carolina Press, 463 pages, $34.95. […]
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Book Review: The Wilmington Campaign: Last Rays of Departing Hope (James R. Arnold and Roberta Wiener) : AH
The Wilmington Campaign: Last Rays of Departing Hope, by Chris E. Fonvielle, Jr., Savas […]
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Book Review: Lee the Soldier (Gary W. Gallagher): AH
LEE THE SOLDIER edited by Gary W. Gallagher (University of Nebraska Press, 620 pages, […]
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RAF Ace Robert Stanford Tuck: The Pilot Even the Enemy Admired
Tuck’s hard-won flying skill and a remarkable run of good fortune contributed to victory in the Battle of Britain.
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Civil War Scholar on the Art of Merging Museums
CEO of newly redesigned American Civil War Museum talks about creating a diverse narrative of an American crisis
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Corporal Barton W. Mitchell and the Lost Orders
Union Corporal Barton W. Mitchell accidentally stumbles upon Confederate special orders from General Robert E. Lee and quickly works to put it to good use
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Interview: Author Dorothy Love
In this interview, HistoryNet reporter Rebecca Miller interviews historical author Dorothy Love. Love is […]
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Could These American Paratroopers Stop the Germans from Reaching Utah Beach on D-Day?
The peaceful French countryside around La Fiere Bridge erupted into a desperate firefight on June 6, 1944.
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The Poignant Tale Behind a Celebrated Civil War Sketch
To artist Edwin Forbes, William Jackson of the 12th New York was an everyman Union soldier, a “solemn lad… toughened by campaigning.” There was much more to Jackson’s story.