kumpulan berbagai informasi sejarah / riwayat dan peristiwa penting lainnya dalam sejarah manusia
Civil Rights Movement Should Never Be Called Insurgency Professor Mark Grimsley’s article “Why the Civil Rights Movement Was an Insurgency” (Spring 2010) introduces many readers to facts about the civil rights movement that lie outside popular conceptions, and in doing so he provides a useful service as a historian. But he also pushes the definitions …
The post MHQ Letters from Readers- Summer 2010 appeared first on HistoryNet.
Women on the Warpath “Bread or blood!” The cry rang out across the South in the starving spring of 1863, when a wave of violent food riots, all of them led by women, swept the Confederacy from Mo… Read MoreThe Fall of the House of DixieWhile Southerners found the ideal of independence appealing, at least in theory, the realities of war and want raised second thoughts. In a new book, historian Bruce Levine explain… Read MoreEmancipation jolts a slave and her mistressThe ink was barely dry on the Emancipation Proclamation when two Union soldiers rode into the yard of Virginia slaveholder Sigismunda Kimball and demanded the release of the slave … Read MoreTullahoma gets no respectCrucial gains in Tennessee are eclipsed by Vicksburg and Gettysburg in July 1863. Maj. Gen. William Rosecrans was entrenched—literally—in Murfreesboro. The nominal Union victory at… Read MoreJohn Decatur Barry, He Killed StonewallJohn Decatur Barry was sure Federals were on the prowl, and ordered a response. On virtually every battlefield in the annals of warfare, uncertainty and clouded judgment have yield… Read More
0 komentar:
Posting Komentar