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In the summer of 1862, President Abraham Lincoln was as “inconsolable as I could be and live.” General George McClellan had bungled an opportunity to capture the Confederate capital at Richmond and the Army of the Potomac was now in full retreat. The fate of the Union hung in the balance as Lincoln pondered what …
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Book Review: LützenPeter Wilson examines the 1632 battle that marked the peak of Sweden's participation in the Thirty Years' War
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The post Book Review: The Armies of Ancient Persia appeared first … Read MoreBook Review: Lexington and ConcordGeorge Daughan delves into the "whys" behind the spark that set off the American Revolution
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