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Joe Dye was a hot-tempered, vengeful desperado and one of the most feared men in southern California— as much for what he had done as what he was capable of doing. Those were the musings of a longtime acquaintance who had known Dye since the early 1850s. Actually, Joe Dye was all those things and …
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Book Review: Fortune’s Fool- The Life of John Wilkes BoothFortune’s Fool: The Life of John Wilkes Booth By Terry Alford Oxford University Press 2015, $29.95 he name John Wilkes Booth is synonymous with infamy. In the popular view, h… Read More‘Lick ’em to-morrow, though’: First Day at the Battle of ShilohSoldiers on both sides expected the Federals to retreat after the first day at Shiloh; Grant had other ideas. Elements of three of General Buell’s five divisions were at Pittsburg … Read MoreAuthor Lesley Poling-KempesThe New Mexico transplant writes about four women who slipped the shackles of Victorian convention
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… Read MoreIt’s Not Your Grandfather’s Civil WarThe National Park Service used the sesquicentennial to shed new light on an old story. AS THE NATION PREPARED TO commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Civil War in 1961, the rem… Read MoreEverybody Loves a Parade: Grand Review of the Civil WarWith the fighting finished, Washington pulls out all the stops for a Grand Review. THE CONCLUSION OF FOUR YEARS of grueling civil war called for a celebration, according to The New… Read More
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