the morning went by quickly and it was all we could do to absorb as fast as possible. Well, in taking stock I no.

The backwash of a digital history project. Exhibit on New York Zouaves photo. On the return leg of an excursion north to visit family and friends, we made a stop at the Battlefield last Sunday. It was a glorious day, as is so often the case there, and perfect for catching up on some of the changes at the Park.

A vivid description of mounted cavalry combat. Wyeth, 4th Alabama Cavalry. Writing in 1898, Wyeth left this vivid description of the mounted fighting at Shelbyville. As a youth, he worked on the farm and then taught school to .

A new adventure and tracing Civil War soldiers. Well, I have exciting news to share with you all. I began my new job on June 5 with the North Dakota State Archives. I worked with the gentleman over the phone and checked a couple databases on Ancestry. Maybe, but, just as with the initial question of did he serve, there is no direct, hard evidence to say for certain.

Covers new and classic American Civil War books and media. Friday, March 02, 2018. And you see its outer surface here. Thursday, March 01, 2018.

Refighting the American Civil War, One Blog Post at a Time. Tuesday, February 07, 2012. Cross posted from Blog Them Out of the Stone Age. Mike Few, the editor of Small Wars Journal. Recently interviewed me about Reconstruction as an insurgency. Sherman at Bennett Place, Durham, NC and General Robert E. Friday, January 06, 2012. So Ethan and I are back in action.

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Watch the latest videos on YouTube. Thursday, June 10, 2010. Civil War Drummer Boy Johnny Clem Takes Arms. We learned of the circumastances under which young Johnnie clem left home in order to enlist and fight for the cause. What follows here is an account of the manner in which the young Clem showed his mettle at the Battle of Chickamauga. The account is provided by Benjamin F. Taylor, military correspondent for the Chicago Evening Journal.

The High and the Low of History. Monday, January 25, 2010. Monday, July 27, 2009. May 19th, 1864, Thursday.

A link to the assassination. With one of the most special artifacts in the LMU collection. Filed under LMU Lincoln News. Tagged as Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum. Doris Kearns Goodwin on the night Lincoln was assassination.