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Blue and Gray: Shelby Foote, Popular Historian
What is his real legacy? Shelby Foote’s appearance as the principal talking head on […]
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Movie Review: Lincoln as Man, Not Icon
Spielberg’s film is not free of missteps, but it presents Lincoln in all his remarkable complexity.
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Was War Inevitable?
How six men might have saved the lives of 650,000 Americans. We usually look […]
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‘The Awfullest Fire I Was Ever Under Yet’
A Rebel’s previously unpublished letters chronicle camp life, politics and Confederate triumph. On May […]
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Letter from the Editor- CWT April 2013
Father of a Fractured Country What a sight it must have been, to be […]
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Blue and Gray: Revolutionary Ties to Civil Strife
Linking America’s Two Most Important Wars. The American Revolution and the Civil War rank […]
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Would P.G.T. Lead the A.O.T.?
Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard almost took command of the Army of Tennessee in 1864. […]
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CWT Review: Saving Lincoln
Saving Lincoln Directed by Salvador Litvak In Saving Lincoln’s most striking scene, the screen […]
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CWT Book Review: The Letters of General Richard S. Ewell
The Letters of General Richard S. Ewell: Stonewall’s Successor Edited by Donald C. Pfanz, […]