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In September 1960, John F. Kennedy, in the homestretch of his race against Richard Nixon, addressed the Greater Houston Ministerial Association. Kennedy, only the second Catholic to run for president, told his audience of Baptist clergymen: “I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute—where no Catholic prelate would tell …
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Blue and Gray: Perfect Southern SoldierStonewall’s death confirmed his spot in the Rebel pantheon. “Stonewall” Jackson inspirited the Confederate people on many occasions. He played a major role in celebrated victories … Read MoreGrappling with Death Interview: Ric BurnsOn September 18, PBS Television released Ric Burns’ “Death and the Civil War” as part of its American Experience series. Burns worked closely with Harvard University President Drew… Read MoreCivil War Times- Letter from the Editor December 2012Blue Highways William Least Heat-Moon’s book Blue Highways: A Journey Into America chronicled his journey across the country on secondary roads, which are shown in blue on paper ma… Read MorePast and Present- CWT December 2012It’s great-great-grandfather! A widely publicized portrait of an unnamed Confederate has at last been identified, thanks to the Liljenquist collection of Civil War portraits displa… Read MoreThe Rise and Fall of the Union Balloon CorpsGreat weapon or ‘fanciful contraption’? DURING THE 1862 SEVEN DAYS’ Battles on Richmond’s doorstep, Union and Confederate soldiers often spotted immense balloons floating high abov… Read More
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