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Civil War Times: October 1996 Editorial

Published: 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 Letters

Published: 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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