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Rolling the dice Thanks for the memories with the article “How to market a milestone” (July 2011). The centennial series of war games produced by Milton Bradley and its Avalon Hill division were my introduction to Civil War history. It was a sort of reverse chess game where each player, representing the many military groups, …
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Blue and Gray: The War’s Overlooked Turning PointsThe Civil War witnessed dramatic shifts of military momentum. As armies contended for supremacy on the battlefield, their successes and failures dramatically influenced politics an… Read MoreCollateral Damage: Repaying a Debt of CompassionIn October 1886, John L. Rice—formerly a private of the 2nd New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry—made his way on horseback to Amos and Margaret Benson’s home in northern Virginia, inte… Read MoreCWT Today- April 2011Stonewall Jackson House Goes to VMI The Stonewall Jackson House in Lexington, Virginia, where Thomas J. Jackson resided between 1858 and 1861 with his second wife Anna while he tau… Read MoreInterview with Bud Robertson, Sage of the CentennialJames I. “Bud” Robertson, professor of history at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, Va., is one of the nation’s preeminent Civil War scholars—the a… Read MoreCWT Letters from Readers- April 2011Custer Never Grew Up Stephen Budiansky did yeoman service to the general in his February article “Judging George Custer.” There is a vast gulf, however, between Custer’s “when in d… Read More
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