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American History DVD Review: Lincoln and Lee at Antietam
Lincoln and Lee at Antietam: The Cost of Freedom Inecom Entertainment, 90 minutes Defeatism […]
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To Conquer a Peace: Lee’s Goals in the Gettysburg Campaign
Battlefield victory may not have officially been part of the Confederate plan in Pennsylvania, […]
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The Wilderness: Grant and Lee Meet at Last
The spring of 1864 began full of hope in the North. Having received control […]
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Lee’s Resilient Longhorns at Little Round Top
In the summer of 1861, communities throughout the Piney Woods of East Texas hummed […]
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Colonel Robert L. Scott: God’s Pilot
Son of the South Bob Scott was a rebel with a cause: helping the United States defeat the Japanese.
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Face Facts: ‘Little Mac’ Outwitted Lee at Antietam
Two Civil War words tend to bring everyone’s blood to the boiling point: George McClellan.
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Lincoln’s Fleeting Hope for an Early End to the War
In a newly discovered letter penned four days after Gettysburg, the commander in chief urges his generals in vain to destroy Lee’s army.
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ACW Book Review: General Lee’s Army
General Lee’s Army: From Victory to Collapse by Joseph T. Glatthaar, Free Press, 2008, […]
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ACW Book Review: Grant and Lee
Grant and Lee: Victorious American and Vanquished Virginian by Edward Bonekemper III, Praeger, 2007, […]