The 1863 Jones-Imboden Raid hit a tough but temporary roadblock at Greenland Gap. The […]
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Gettysburg After the Storm
Death and devastation hovered over central Pennsylvania long after the armies had gone.
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New York City’s Secession Crisis
Strong economic ties to the South tempted Gotham to consider a break from the […]
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South Carolina Volunteer
NAME: William N. Gaston DATES: 1839-1907 ALLEGIANCE: Confederate HIGHEST RANK: Junior second lieutenant UNIT: […]
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Why Was Jeb Stuart Too Late
How two small cavalry charges that seemed insignificant–foolish even–helped the Union win the Battle […]
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‘I am alive yet but very near wore out’
Robert Aitken was 35 when he enlisted at Trenton, New Jersey, on August 9, […]
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Jack Hemingway’s War
Jack Hemingway was his father’s son and his own man—a feat he would prove again and again throughout his wartime service in France
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CWT Book Review: Plenty of Blame to Go Around
Plenty of Blame to Go Around: Jeb Stuart’s Controversial Ride to Gettysburg by Eric […]
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Commanding by T-Mail
How Abraham Lincoln used the new technology of telegraphy to win the war and […]
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Big Trouble in the Big Easy for the Confederacy
The loss of the South’s largest city 145 years ago this April inflicted a […]