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Letters from Readers -- January 2007 America's Civil War

Published: November 28, 2006 at 11:46 am (1 Comment)

Firing the First Shot Regarding the July issue, I especially liked Dana Shoaf's editorial about the Wisler house and J.D. Petruzzi's fine article on the first shot at Gettysburg. Like countless others, I've risked life and limb to climb the …

Letter from November 2006 America's Civil War Magazine

Published: October 04, 2006 at 3:00 pm

"Tin can on a shingle," some Union soldiers would say upon seeing Monitor; "Cheesebox on a raft," quipped other Yankees. Both are fine descriptions with a homespun American flavor and culinary twist that work well and conjure up an …

Letters from Readers -- November 2006 America's Civil War Magazine

Published: October 04, 2006 at 2:59 pm

Letters from Readers — November 2006 America's Civil War Magazine I enjoyed the July issue, particularly J. David Petruzzi's article "Opening the Ball," as well as Dana Shoaf's editorial on the "first shot." I too have been researching the opening …

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