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Father Abraham spent hours comforting the wounded of both sides near the war’s end. One of the most profoundly symbolic and emotionally intense moments of Abraham Lincoln’s presidency occurred at midday on April 8, 1865, near City...
Civil War Times Magazine
This Repository on wartime Richmond will satisfy the most avid researcher. www.civilwarRichmond.com We’re a demanding lot. Straightforward analysis is no longer enough; we want to study individuals and events from every possible angle....
Civil War Times Magazine
Historic travelers can quench their thirst with a flood of Civil War-themed brews. From Minnesota to Maine to Virginia, a curious intersection of Civil War history and beer brewing is taking place. Heritage tourism is a driving force...
Civil War Times Magazine
Eager to support the North, the budding author volunteered for a fledgling corps of female nurses… For generations of Americans, Louisa May Alcott has been revered as the author of Little Women (1868), the semi-autobiographical...
Civil War Times Magazine
Strong Enough to Float an Iron Wedge Few things were as welcome to soldiers in camp and on the march as a fresh, hot cup of coffee Somewhere amid the horror and bloodshed of Antietam, a small act of kindness was rendered that would be...
Civil War Times Magazine
Gettysburg’s famed Electric Map reopens in Hanover, PA, ready for a new generation of Civil War enthusiasts. Scott Roland and Marc Charisse are bent over a network of wires, making connections, testing things out and adjusting their...
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Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition http://civilwargovernors.org/ In January 1864, “loyal citizens of Christian County who have always been and expect ever to be for putting down the rebellion” warned Kentucky...
