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Americas Civil War - September 2011 - Table of Contents
Originally published by America's Civil War magazine. Published Online: July 20, 2011 
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Features

What a Difference a Day Makes
The odd before-and-after issue of a local paper reflects the cataclysm of Antietam.
By Tim Rowland

The Ultimate Political Action Committee
Two heads can be better than one, but a whole congressional committee can be a disaster.
By Ron Soodalter

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The War on Canvas
A new generation of artists finds new ways to express the emotions of conflict.
By Harold Holzer

War Is Good Business
That is, as long as your business is in the North. The South, on the other hand, could do with a good stimulus.
By David Goldfield

Cash for Combat
Financing a war gave a new meaning to that old maxim about "death and taxes."

Departments

Letters

Field Notes
Civil War news and history

Primary Sources
Just can't suffer fools gladly

Cease Fire
Check out an exhibit

Legends
Barbara Fritchie raised a flag…or did she?

A Civil War Chronology

Prologue

Reviews
Catch a train in Baltimore, Carolina in their minds, a year of living dangerously and a rose among thorns

Struck!
How to stop a watch


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