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Union Lieutenant William M. Reid at Shiloh. On April 6, 1862, the first day of the Battle of Shiloh, William M. Reid (left) of the 15th Illinois Infantry scrawled in his diary: “All day we fought the Rebels but had to give way; we disputed every inch of ground. Lost four killed and sixteen wounded …
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Book Review: Sign TalkerEditor R. Eli Paul presents the abridged, annotated autobiography of storied frontier soldier Hugh Lenox Scott
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… Read MoreHallowed Ground: Camp de Beugy, Sainte-Suzanne, FranceKing William I of England is better known to history as William the Conqueror. He won consistently on the battlefield, conducting five campaigns, fighting some nine major battles a… Read MoreBook Review: Apache Warrior Versus U.S. Cavalryman, 1846–86Sean McLachlan compares the combat readiness of 19th century U.S. cavalrymen and Apache warriors across three battles
The post Book Review: Apache Warrior Versus U.S. Cavalryman, 1… Read MoreDaily Quiz for January 26, 2017In 1898 this writer was convicted of criminal libel and fled France.
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… Read MoreBook Review: Forging the StarU.S. Marshals Service historian David Turk reviews the recent history of the nation's oldest law enforcement agency
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