In 1896, Johnse Hatfield pulled up stakes in West Virginia and rode to Washington.
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Havoc in Maryland
A bold rebel cavalry raid falls short at a mountain crossroads. On August 1, […]
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Photo Op: The Secrets Behind a Remarkable Photograph
James F. Gibson’s photo of four Union officers in the Army of the Potomac’s […]
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REVIEW: Hitler’s Compromises by Nathan Stoltzfus
In his opus, The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, […]
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Ride of a Lifetime
Hope was in short supply at Fort Phil Kearny, Dakota Territory, in the wake of the December 1866 Fetterman disaster — until John ‘Portugee’ Phillips answered the call
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Powerful, Intense, Emotional: Lincoln’s visit to the war wounded
Father Abraham spent hours comforting the wounded of both sides near the war’s end. […]
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The War On The Net: Richmond Repository
This Repository on wartime Richmond will satisfy the most avid researcher. www.civilwarRichmond.com We’re a demanding […]
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A Couple Questions Regarding the Lincolns
A Couple Questions Regarding the Lincolns
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What If the USS Monitor and CSS Virginia’s Battle Had an Alternate Outcome?
While history records the encounter between the USS Monitor and the CSS Virginia at […]
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Dramatis Personae of the U.S. Navy
John Paul Jones (1747-1792) He never commanded a major fleet and lost his flagship […]