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Today’s presidents begin planning their libraries even before they leave office, but in Abraham Lincoln’s day such libraries did not exist, nor was there any formal procedure for collecting presidential documents. The Papers of Abraham Lincoln Project, led by director Daniel Stowell, is making up for that by canvassing the country for documents written to, …
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America’s Civil War Open Fire- March 2009Monument to U.S. Colored Troops dedicated, then vandalized Last fall, several descendants of the Connecticut 29th Colored Regiment Infantry gathered to dedicate a long-awaited monu… Read MoreAmerica’s Civil War Letters from Readers- March 2009Fed up with Forrest Words cannot describe how appalled and disgusted I was to receive my January 2009 issue of America’s Civil War in today’s mail. Here it is, less than one week f… Read MoreCall to ForceWhen war came in 1861, the influential Blair family had an untested president’s ear: Conciliation with the South was not an option.
The post Call to Force appeared first on History… Read MoreYankee Fugitives on the LamHunted across the wilds of the Carolinas after a daring escape, John Ennis thought of home and friends—and the Confederate patrols on his heels. When John W. Ennis enlisted in the … Read MoreSummer of Irish RageIn 1861, Erin’s sons and daughters embraced the Union war effort; but by 1863 their disgust with the draft and emancipation caused them to riot in New York. New York attorney Georg… Read More
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