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FEATURES
Why Lew Was Late
By Timothy B. Smith
Union General Lew Wallace tried to convince anyone who would listen that he knew where he was and what he was doing at Shiloh in April 1862.
'He Is Dead, Yet He Liveth'
By Tom E. Sanders
John J. Carson's memoir of the night his ambulance conveyed "Stonewall" Jackson to Guiney's Station.
The First Black Battlefield Reporter
By Gerald S. Henig
Modern-day embedded reporters have little on Thomas Morris Chester.
Winter Quarters
A portfolio of the temporary shelters Union troops called home away from home.
Coming Apart From the Inside: How Internal Strife Brought Down the Confederacy
By David J. Eicher
Jefferson Davis spent as much time fending off political attacks as he did Northern armies.
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Mail Call
Civil War Today
Gettysburg, three new museums and a quiz
Edited by Linda Wheeler
Interview
A. Wilson Greene discusses wartime Petersburg
Footsteps
Travel to Atlanta
By Jay Wertz
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Gallery
Rebel brothers-in-arms
Letter From Civil War Times
Reviews
A Union general reappraised
Details
Let's have a party
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ONLINE EXTRAS
Battle of Shiloh: The Devil's Own Day
Visiting Stonewall Jackson's Left Arm at Chancellorsville
The Fall of Richmond
DISCUSSION
What was more responsible for the Confederacy's defeat — lost battles, lack of war support from the home front or internal political bickering?
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