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Civil War Time Capsule Found in Fredericksburg FREDERICKSBURG, VA., hit the equivalent of a double Powerball jackpot recently. Not only did the excavation of a largely undisturbed cellar at the site of a new courthouse unearth in excess of 10,000 objects directly related to Union soldiers at the 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg—including bullets, Minié balls, …
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Past and Present- Civil War Times August 2013Ready, Willing and ‘Abe L.’ to Take the Stage When the Association of Lincoln Presenters recently assembled for their 19th annual convention, held in Columbus, Ohio, it was an impr… Read MoreLetter from the Editor- Civil War Times August 2013Battle Extraordinaire During the 150th anniversary commemorations of the Battle of Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Address, visitors will pore over the peculiar topographical and geo… Read MoreIn General Ewell’s Corner: Interview with Donald C. PfanzAsked to present a paper on the 1862 Shenandoah Valley Campaign at a Civil War Roundtable some years ago, National Park Service historian Donald Pfanz initially planned to focus on… Read MoreFighting on Strange Ground: Confederates at GettysburgCan poor planning and bad maps explain the Confederate defeat at Gettysburg? In early June 1863, two Union topographical engineers spent several days studying the southern banks of… Read MoreBlue and Gray: Admirers Across the Big PondMost British historians were Lee fans. In November 1865, Robert E. Lee informed Jubal A. Early that he intended to write a history of the Army of Northern Virginia. “My only object… Read More
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