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While other Americans were gearing up for revolution in 1774, William Bartram waxed poetic about the natural wonders he encountered exploring the St. John’s River in East Florida. “The groves resound the unceasing cries of the whip-poor-will; the moon about an hour above the horizon; lo? A dark eclipse of her glorious brightness comes slowly …
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‘We marched on a solid sheet of ice’: Letters from a Stonewall Brigade SoldierA Stonewall Brigade soldier kept his family well informed of his highs and his lows. Thomas Smiley was two months shy of his 19th birthday when he enlisted in Company D of the 5th … Read MoreBook Review: Stonewall’s Prussian Mapmaker- The Journals of Captain Oscar HinrichsStonewall’s Prussian Mapmaker: The Journals of Captain Oscar Hinrichs Edited by Richard Brady Williams, University of North Carolina Press IN THE SPRING OF 2000, Richard Williams h… Read MoreThe Gray Eagle’s False HopeMaj. Gen. Robert Milroy was convinced his Winchester forts were impregnable. He was wrong. WHEN UNION MAJ. GEN. ROBERT H. MILROY marched his division of approximately 7,000 men int… Read MoreStop the Presses: Lincoln Suppresses JournalismThe Lincoln administration turned a blind eye to the First Amendment in the interest of national security. The New York Tribune’s Horace Greeley privately thought Lincoln timid in … Read MoreKeep Digging!- Letter from Civil War Times December 2014It’s estimated that some 50,000-plus books have been written on the war, and that doesn’t count journals, blogs and magazines like Civil War Times, which have published thousands o… Read More
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