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Although Too Late to Change the Civil War, This Rebel Victory Gave Florida a Slice of History by Sheritta Bitikofer3/27/20231/23/2023
A Wisconsin Officer’s Tale Gained Him Acclaim and a Promotion. But It Probably Never Happened. by Marc Storch and Kevin Hampton3/23/20233/23/2023
They Were Sent on a Suicide Mission at Cedar Creek. Their Victory Rallied the Union by Alex McCarthy3/13/20234/26/2024
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Eager For a New Take on the Civil War? A Historian Explores the Gritty Fighting Culture of Sherman’s Troops by Christopher Howland2/23/20232/23/2023
This Prosthetic Limb Gave Civil War Amputees a Chance to Embrace Their Loved Ones Again by HistoryNet Staff2/21/20232/21/2023
After This Infamous Outlaw Was Lynched, the Governor of Wyoming Had His Skin Made Into a Pair of Shoes by Candy Moulton2/17/20232/17/2023
