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'Bread or Blood'
Desperate Southern women turned to violence to feed their families
By Stephanie McCurry
Immortals
The best and worst Gettysburg monuments
By Kim A. O'Connell
Landscape of Remembrance
Manassas is an oasis amid suburban sprawl—with an enduring Confederate bent
By Philip Kennicott
Bonus Map
David Fuller traces the First Manassas Campaign
Hell in the Harbor
The shelling sounded like an "army of devils" in and around Fort Sumter for hours on end
By Adam Goodheart
Where Is Meade?
George Gordon Meade is the war's Rodney Dangerfield
By Tom Huntington
Departments
Mail Call
Revised casualty counts for Grant and Lee; horn ball or hame?
Civil War Today
J.E.B. Stuart's flag; Tod Carter's killer; and Forrest defeated
Blue & Gray
Rehabilitating James Longstreet
By Gary W. Gallagher
Collateral Damage
Henry Bottom builds a cemetery after the Battle of Perryville
By Harry Smeltzer
Field Guide
Chicago: Unexpected treasures in the Second City
Interview
Eric A. Campbell on Cedar Creek Battlefield
Letter From Civil War Times
Reviews
New Virginia Historical Society exhibit; Antietam now and then; Secession-era editorials
Resources
Lincoln cortege in Chicago; Abner Doubleday's account of leaving Fort Sumter
Characters
Caricatures by Mike Caplanis
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[...] Adam Goodheart's article titled "Hell in the Harbor" in the June 2011 issue of Civil War Times, note a couple of photo captions with my credits. Yes, more stuff on cannons. If you read this [...]