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American Civil War

The General’s Mount: a Poem on General Forrest’s Horse
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Ox Hill Battlefield: Honoring Second Bull Run’s Bloody Postscript
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Ask MHQ – Did Confederate Generals Consider Attacking Washington?

Letter from Military History Quarterly – Autumn 2008

Stumbling in Sherman’s Path
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Recently Discovered Memoir about Gen. T. J. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson
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O. T. Reilly – Relic Collector and Early Antietam Tour Guide
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The 9 Lives of General John Brown Gordon
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Worn Out, Hungry and Broke: Confederate Discontent after Gettysburg
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William T. Sherman’s First Campaign of Destruction
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American Indian Sharpshooters at the Battle of the Crater

John Singleton Mosby’s Revenge
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America’s Civil War: Where Does Private Jemison Rest
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Who Captured Union Colonel Percy Wyndham
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Burning High Bridge: The South’s Last Hope

William H. Carney: 54th Massachusetts Soldier and First Black U.S. Medal of Honor Recipient
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