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The major is often badmouthed as the villain of the Little Bighorn, but eyewitnesses insisted Reno was no coward—and he was in fact exonerated. ‘What do you do when you’re branded, and you know you’re a man?’ That question comes up in the theme song of the 1965–66 NBC-TV Western Branded, starring Chuck Connors as …
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The Great Libby Prison BreakoutOne by one, the Union soldiers crawled out of the fetid tunnel into Richmond’s dark streets. A rush of fetid air and a chorus of “Fresh fish! Fresh fish!” greeted Colonel Thomas Ro… Read MoreCWT Book Review: War Like the ThunderboltWar Like the Thunderbolt: The Battle and Burning of Atlanta by Russell S. Bonds, Westholme Publishing Not long after the end of the war, Northern journalists head ed south to repor… Read More‘Villains, Vandals and Devils’Hatred of Yankees helped keep Rebels fighting on. Eighteen-year-old Robert W. Banks worried about doing his duty. He seemingly had every reason to fight to preserve slavery as well… Read MoreThe Proclamation and the Peculiar InstitutionOn the eve of the Sesquicentennial, controversy rages anew about slavery as a cause of the war. On April 6, 2010, Virginia Governor Robert F. McDonnell’s proclamation reinstated Co… Read MoreDaily Quiz for December 27, 2017Until the late nineteenth century, this area featured a small town with a high percentage of residents who were deaf.
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