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Born in the abolitionist hotbed of Massachusetts and raised on the plains of the Midwest, Benjamin Franklin Wade farmed, drove cattle and even labored on the Erie Canal before passing the Ohio bar and jumping head-first into hot-stove American politics. For a man born with a debilitating stammering problem, which he eventually overcame, he had …
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Civil War Today- August 2011First Sesquicentennial Stamps Released The first in a series of “Forever” stamps commemorating the 150th anniversary of the war are now available from your local post office. Two 1… Read MoreCollateral Damage: Wilderness Woes for the Widows PermeliaFor two hellish days early in May 1864, the Union Army of the Potomac and the IX Army Corps locked horns with Robert E. Lee’s vaunted Army of Northern Virginia in the Battle of the… Read MoreCWT Letter from the Editor- August 2011Don’t Call It a Celebration Some Sesquicentennial event planners are asking people to come to “celebrations” of the 150th. And occasionally someone will come up to me and ask how I… Read MoreDid the Fall of Vicksburg Really Matter?Ulysses S. Grant’s capture of the Rebel stronghold at Vicksburg, Mississippi, in July 1863, ranks as one of the war’s great military achievements. The culmination of many months’ e… Read MoreInterview with Sam Waterston: The Man Who Played Abraham LincolnSam Waterston, well-known to many for his numerous television and acting credits, starred on TV for 16 years as District Attorney Jack McCoy on Law & Order. An Emmy and Golden … Read More
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