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Prentiss Article ‘Unfair’ Timothy Smith’s article on Benjamin Prentiss in the December 2008 issue, “Shiloh’s False Hero,” was a bit unfair. Maybe Prentiss did take credit for something he did or didn’t do. The point being, he did actively participate in the command of the Hornets’ Nest, and he was captured. If one looks at …
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Dig It: Archaeology and Relic HuntingCan archaeologists and weekend relic-hunters find common ground in the search for Civil War knowledge? I can’t help but feel a bit nervous as the two men approach, wearing full Arm… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Surgeon in BlueSurgeon in Blue: Jonathan Letterman, the Civil War Doctor Who Pioneered Battlefield Care Scott McGaugh, Arcade Publishing After its unsuccessful 1862 Peninsula Campaign, the … Read MoreIn Camp with Holcombe’s LegionA long-lost Conrad Wise Chapman masterpiece comes to light. CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN was among the most prolific Southern artists working during the war. Most of his known martial-theme… Read More‘Ethiopia’ On BroadwayNew York City women tried to erase the memory of the Draft Riots by helping raise a U.S. Colored Troops regiment. On March 5, 1864, “a vast crowd” of 100,000 New Yorkers “of every … Read MoreThe Abrupt Demise of a Maverick: Daniel Harvey HillConfederate General D.H. Hill was his own worst enemy. EARLY IN THE WAR, Daniel Harvey Hill was known as one of the Confederate Army’s most fearless and successful officers, a key … Read More
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