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Book Review: Red Cloud
“Red Cloud did not surrender, die young or flee his country into exile,” notes John McDermott in this concise biography
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Book Review: The Army Surveys of Gold Rush California
U.S. Army topographical engineers were among the first to explore the terra icognita of Gold Rush California
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American Indian Sharpshooters at the Battle of the Crater
American Indian Sharpshooters terrorized Confederates, especially at the Battle of the Crater.
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No Kings Needed
The Founders’ visions of democracy left little room for rulers from the “artificial aristocracy” of inherited wealth
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Nathanael Greene’s Steeplechase in the Carolinas, 1781
When Nathanael Greene and Charles Cornwallis finally clashed at Guilford Courthouse, Cornwallis had bayonets and discipline. Greene had a surprise—and a war-winning strategy
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‘Flaggers’ on the Fringe
Serious students of the war should ignore such irrelevant distractions.
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Editorial: Confederate Monuments Endangered?
An Opinion Piece by Robert Lee Hodge
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Live Webcast: 1944 Siege of Bastogne & The Greatest Generation
A week long broadcast about the December 1944 Siege of Bastogne. Featuring classic movies and documentaries in celebration of the Greatest Generation.
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Civil War Grand Review
With the fighting finished, Washington pulls out all the stops for a Grand Review.