Fighting With Jeb Stuart: Major James Breathed and the Confederate Horse Artillery by David […]
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‘You may judge how it was when I tell you how we got along’
George W.W. Hawk was the oldest child and only son of Daniel and Phoebe […]
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The Battle After the Battle
Confederates struggle to memorialize their high water mark. Gettysburg. The name brings forth immediate […]
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Cavalry At The Battle Of Gettysburg
In the August 2005 issue, “In Their Footsteps” featured the movements and battles involving […]
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A Hartwell Man
NAME: John Hamilton Skelton DATES: 1827-93 ALLEGIANCE: Confederate HIGHEST RANK: Major UNIT: 16th Infantry […]
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Appomattox Apple Tree Yields Prize for Winner’s Wife
Exquisite jewelry carved in the shape of acorns presented to Julia Dent Grant
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The Daring Plan to Mine Haiphong Harbor
Nixon’s speech also had a more militarily important purpose: to announce an operation that would hasten the end of a war that had been waged by U.S. combat troops for almost 10 years.
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The Boys From Brenham
When the Civil War began, Virginius Pettey was a 25-year-old bachelor practicing law in […]
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Wrath Awaits the Invader
Captain John Dickison and his men staked their claim to a piece of the southern partisan legend at Gainesville.
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North Carolina Coastal Operations of 1861-62
The first successful campaign of Union forces in the Civil War was against the […]