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Jonathan Letterman’s Civil War innovations revolutionized military and civilian trauma care. In July 1861, after the First Battle of Bull Run, with about 5,000 soldiers dead or wounded, it took almost a week to remove Union and Confederate casualties from the field. In July 1863, after Gettysburg, virtually all of the 14,000 wounded Union soldiers …
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Rebels in CheckRobert E. Lee counted on Union mistakes to help his gambit at Gettysburg succeed. But this time, the Yankees wouldn’t play along. When Robert E. Lee assumed command of the Army of … Read MoreThe Age of ShoddyWar profiteering enriched opportunists—and shortchanged soldiers. Every now and again, a news article surfaces on the subject of war profiteering. The alleged villains range from a… Read MoreElizabeth Peabody: An Old SoulBoston spinster who introduced kindergarten was an editor, publisher, and literary gadfly
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… Read MoreWho Shot Down Major Davis?Controversy still surrounds the death of a top American Korean War ace, but recent revelations from Chinese records have brought us closer to the truth. With 14 victories to his cr… Read MoreAmerica’s Civil War- Letters from Readers July 2010Calling the oyster cops I read with interest your article on the CSS Shenandoah and Captain James I. Waddell (March 2010). Your readers might be interested to know that Captain Wad… Read More
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