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Do motherhood and the frontier mix? Obviously mothers were out there—emigrating ones, developing foot sores and often much worse as they walked beside wagons bound for Oregon, California and Utah; homesteading ones, working their fingers to the bone on their 160 acres in Nebraska, Kansas, Montana and the Dakotas; and enterprising ones, who, with or …
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Do the Numbers Add up for ‘Marse Robert’?Robert E. Lee has occupied a remarkable position in the American memory of the Civil War. Few people in April 1865, whether in the Confederacy or the United States, would have pred… Read MoreReview | Stanton: Lincoln’s War Secretary By Walter StahrStanton: Lincoln’s War Secretary By Walter Stahr Simon & Schuster 2017, $35 Lincoln’s most controversial Cabinet member, Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, is the subject of th… Read MoreCivil War Today- February 2010Antietam Unknowns Honored in New York and Tennessee Two recently located unidentified soldiers were buried with full honors this past fall. Re – mains of a New York man—identified … Read MoreCWT Letters from Readers- February 2010A Maddening Debate Robert McGlone’s feature in the October 2009 Civil War Times, titled “The ‘Madness’ of John Brown” (the word madness enclosed in quotes suggests from the outset … Read MoreInsight: Absent Without LeaveWere confederate deserters really losing the will to fight? Historians examining Confederate defeat often describe desertion as both a symptom and a cause. As conditions behind the… Read More
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