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Grant at Vicksburg: The General and the Siege Michael B. Ballard Southern Illinois, University Press A commander, observed Carl von Clausewitz in his monumental work forth the appropriate decision. By total assimilation with On War, “must always be ready to bring his mind and life, the commander’s knowledge must be transformed into genuine capability.” In …
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Why do we love our Civil War?We shot each other to pieces. We killed off a generation of men. We should shudder at the thought of the war. Instead, we celebrate it. When we Americans talk about “the” Civil War… Read MoreCarnage in Kentucky’s HillsThe Battle of Perryville on October 8, 1862, may be the war’s most overlooked engagement. Several weeks after Kentucky’s largest Civil War battle raged at Perryville, a riverside v… Read MoreDorsey PenderHe disliked Jackson and mistrusted Stuart. Here is a revealing profile, based on letters to his wife, of Lee’s favorite young general. UPON RECEIVING A REPORT, which later proved t… Read MoreCWT Letter from the Editor October 2012War as Pageant Dozens of posters like the one below were displayed in Hagerstown, Md., in the summer of 1962 to advertise a historical pageant, “Hills of Glory,” and a “Grand Re-En… Read More‘Little Mac’ did not dawdleIt’s time to get the story straight about when George McClellan became aware of Robert E. Lee’s plans during the 1862 Maryland Campaign. WHEN TWO SOLDIERS OF THE 27TH INDIANA INFAN… Read More
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