Table of Contents - May 2010 - America's Civil War
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| Published Online: March 01, 2010 |
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Shock, Awe and a Colossal Failure
The idea for the Crater was pure genius. Sometimes good ideas go bad.
By Jeffrey Maciejewski
Partisan, Terrorist, Soldier, Spy
A subversive by any other name would smell as foul.
By Ron Soodalter
Notes from the Underground
A boarding pass for the Underground Railroad could be a ticket to freedom.
By Robert B. Mitchell
Fightin' Joe
The South's least likely cavalry commander rides to Bragg's rescue.
By Edward G. Longacre
Brooklyn's War
Towering monuments and antebellum buildings recall an epic struggle.
By Patricia Curtis
DEPARTMENTS
Letters
Open Fire!
Civil War news and history
5 Questions
Gunsmithing is a family affair
Legends
Weapons of mass destruction, Southern style
The Gathering Storm
Long before the armies faced each other on the field, bloodletting began in the U.S. Senate
A Civil War Chronology
Reviews
New perspectives on J.B. Magruder, Lincoln in Washington times two, all but quiet on the Western front
Struck!
Don't stand shoulder-to-shoulder with this guy
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