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Civil War Times ArchivesCivil War Times: August 1997 EditorialPublished: September 23, 1997 at 1:01 am
From the EditorCivil War Times
CORSETS AND M-16s
Sometime or another, every one of us daydreams about traveling in time. There are people who write out their time-travel fantasies in the form of novels or movie scripts, with characters …
Civil War Times: February 1997 EditorialPublished: September 23, 1997 at 1:01 am
From the EditorCivil War Times
SEEING IS UNDERSTANDING
One cool, sunny day last September, I leaned against the stone wall that runs along the sunken road on Marye's Heights at Fredericksburg, Virginia, and looked out over the ground that …
Civil War Times: February 1997 LettersPublished: September 23, 1997 at 1:01 am
Letters - SubmitCivil War TimesMissing In ActionI read with interest the item regarding the African-American Civil War Memorial in Washington, D.C. ("News," October 1996). I believe there is another group of soldiers who have gone without special …
Civil War Times: May 1997 LettersPublished: September 23, 1997 at 1:01 am
Letters - SubmitCivil War TimesBrothers In Arms
"The Midnight Cracker Line Attack" ("My War," June 1997) was very interesting, particularly the picture of the wooden coat of arms that Major Cate commissioned an artist to create. I have …
Civil War Times: May 1997 LettersPublished: September 23, 1997 at 1:01 am
Letters - SubmitCivil War TimesGrant's Illinois Home
I read with interest the story about Grant's Tomb ("News," May 1997) and how it's fallen into disrepair. There has been a dispute between the state of New York and the …
Civil War Times: October 1996 EditorialPublished: September 23, 1996 at 1:01 am
From the EditorCivil War Times
THE STUFF AND THE PEOPLE
There's just one thing I have to know, and that's: Did Armistead get to seeHancock before he died?" The question came from a mother who, together withher children, had …
Civil War Times: August 1996 LettersPublished: September 23, 1996 at 1:01 am
Letters - SubmitCivil War TimesA Legacy In MemphisThank you and Bruce Allardice for the informative article "The Plot toSeize St. Louis" (May). I was particularly excited to see the deserved butall too infrequent recognition of Colton Greene, …
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