kumpulan berbagai informasi sejarah / riwayat dan peristiwa penting lainnya dalam sejarah manusia
The Mullan Road stimulated growth in the Northwest. John Mullan reached the Big Side-cut, also known as Point of Rocks, near present-day Alberton, Montana, in the spring of 1860. He knew where he wanted his road to go, but it wasn’t that simple. It was a case of “You can’t get there from here”—at least …
The post Hardworking John Mullan Built the First Federally Funded Road out West appeared first on HistoryNet.
Blue and Gray: Robert E. Lee’s Conflicted LoyaltiesRobert E. Lee’s decision to leave the U.S. Army and cast his lot with Virginia has inspired a great deal of examination. The most influential writer to grapple with this topic has … Read MoreInterview with Joseph Balicki: Reb and Yank History Right Under His FeetJoseph Balicki gets to play in the dirt for a living. A principal archaeologist and project manager for John Milner Associates, which offers historic preservation services, Balicki… Read MoreCollateral Damage: Stonewall’s Winchester Headquarters“Roughing it” is frequently a necessity in military life, but for Confederate General “Stonewall” Jackson the offer to move from a crowded hotel to more comfortable quarters was to… Read MoreCWT Letter from the Editor- October 2011Putting a Name With a Face The thrill of discovery never gets stale, as archaeologist Joseph Balicki points out in this issue’s interview (P. 28). We experienced that thrill when w… Read MoreBattle Films: The Green BeretsMark Grimsley explores John Wayne's classic war film The Green Berets and its portrayal of the Vietnam War as the moral equivalent to World War II.
The post Battle Films: The Green… Read More
0 komentar:
Posting Komentar