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Lincoln Looks West: From the Mississippi to the Pacific edited by Richard W. Etulain, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale, 2010, $34.95. In his April 2009 Wild West cover story “Abraham Lincoln Looks West,” Richard W. Etulain examined the often-overlooked interactions between President Abraham Lincoln and the frontier West. Now he brings together essays from nine …
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John Brown and His American Ideals: Interview with Tony HorwitzTony Horwitz explored the lingering reverberations of the war in modern America in his 1998 book Confederates in the Attic. In his most recent publication, Midnight Rising: John Br… Read MoreCivil War Times- Letter from the Editor April 2012Change of Perception When brothers George Washington Cameron and Bazeleel Cameron went off to war with the 134th Pennsylvania on August 9, 1862, their commander, George B. McClella… Read MoreBlue and Gray- To love or loathe McClellan?“Little Mac” remains one of the war’s most complex figures. George Brinton McClellan, one of the war’s more controversial figures, inspires markedly contradictory assessments of hi… Read MoreWhat wine goes with rat?Somebody enjoyed the world’s best wines during one of the war’s worst sieges. No siege in American military history lasted longer than the Union attack on Port Hudson, the Confeder… Read MoreJohn Singleton Mosby’s Accidental CourageIn Loudoun County, Virginia, an old brick gristmill that still straddles a millrace along the Little River Turnpike served as the backdrop for one of John Singleton Mosby’s most br… Read More
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