kumpulan berbagai informasi sejarah / riwayat dan peristiwa penting lainnya dalam sejarah manusia
The first U.S. submarine targeted wretched Rebel ironclads. In 1869, Jules Verne wrote Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, a novel about circumnavigating the globe underwater, in which he introduced readers to Captain Nemo’s submarine, Nautilus. Lauded ever since for predicting the advent of maritime travel under the waves, Verne was actually expanding upon the …
The post The Navy’s big, green monster appeared first on HistoryNet.
CWT Book Review: A Volunteer’s AdventuresA Volunteer’s Adventures: A Union Captain’s Record of the Civil War By John William DeForest The diaspora that followed Hurricane Katrina in 2005 was not the first time New Orleans… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Roll Call to DestinyRoll Call to Destiny: The Soldier’s Eye View of Civil War Battles by Brent Nosworthy, Basic Books Tactics and weaponry specialist Brent Nosworthy, author of Bloody Crucible of Cour… Read MoreCWT Review: Lew Wallace Study and MuseumLew Wallace Study and Museum The General Lew Wallace Study and Museum chronicles every aspect of the general’s eventful life. Designed and built by Wallace near his home at Crawfor… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Confederate DaughtersConfederate Daughters: Coming of Age During the Civil War by Victoria E. Ott, Southern Illinois University Press Victoria Ott examines the lives of teenage daughters of Southern sl… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Co. “Aytch,” First Tennessee RegimentCo. “Aytch,” First Tennessee Regiment by Sam R. Watkins, edited by Ruth H.F. McAllister, Providence House How do you improve on a classic Civil War memoir? Very carefully and with … Read More
0 komentar:
Posting Komentar