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Chocolate tycoon Milton Hershey took tomorrow and turned it into a dream for the working class. For Milton S. Hershey, the smell of success was sweet indeed. It smelled like chocolate—the first milk chocolate ever produced in America—and it enabled the man who’d made his first million at the age of 43 to set a …
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ACW Review: The Red Badge of CourageThe Red Badge of Courage (1951) Directed by John Huston In 1951, director John Huston was at the height of his cinematic powers, having already made such iconic feature films as Th… Read MoreACW Book Review: Remembering Kentucky’s ConfederatesRemembering Kentucky’s Confederates by Geoffrey R. Walden, Arcadia Publishing, 2009, $21.99 Geoffrey Walden’s new book Remembering Kentucky’s Confederates provides a re… Read MoreBarging into the Old NorthwestThe Erie Canal was the ‘Big Ditch’ that gave the North the edge in the Civil War. Slavery, states’ rights, tariffs; all were obvious factors that distinguished the North from the S… Read MoreAmerica’s Civil War- Letters from Readers January 2010Logan’s run I enjoy reading each issue of America’s Civil War. The September issue was most interesting but had one mistake. In the feature “Standing by Their Man” (pages 60-61) th… Read MoreEverybody knew you didn’t give no lip to Big Bad JohnJohn Baylor snatches New Mexico—and a Union officer’s career. Union Major Isaac Lynde was a worrier. From the moment he had been assigned command of the Southern Military District … Read More
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