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Rebel: Loreta Velazquez Civil War Soldier and Spy Directed by María Agui Carter, 2013 No Civil War saga is more improbable than the life of Confederate soldier Loreta Janeta Velazquez recounted in her 1876 autobiography, A Woman in Battle. Filmmaker María Agui Carter knew of Cuban-born Velazquez and, like many others, thought the memoir a …
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Resaca’s Rude AwakeningGen. Sherman’s Atlanta conquest took a little longer than he hoped. Five grueling months, to be exact. Joe Johnston insisted after the war that he had not been surprised by Union M… Read MoreA Voice in the WildernessU.S. Grant’s famous order changed the Union’s tune—but had Meade thought of it first? Few places in the Civil War were less pleasant than the Wilderness battlefield on May 7, 1864.… Read More‘I will never consent’: The Daughter of Jefferson Davis Falls for a YankeeAll’s not quite fair in love and war for the daughter of Jefferson Davis. Varina Anne “Winnie” Davis, younger daughter of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and his second wife,… Read MoreBewilderment at Brandy StationWas the greatest cavalry battle on U.S. soil the beginning of the end for Jeb Stuart? HE WAS A LIVING LEGEND. With his ostrich-plumed soft hat, red-lined cape, gold-tasseled sash a… Read MoreEmbedded with the Union ArmyJohn Edwin Forbes was a 23-year-old, classically trained artist when he was recruited in 1862 to join a corps of “special correspondents”—artists sent to report on the war through … Read More
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