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Hidden at the National Archives Although I share the Garnett name, I am not related to Brig. Gen. Richard Brooke Garnett, who was killed during Pickett’s Charge on the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg, but I have conducted many years of research on the Garnett family, and I read with considerable interest Robert …
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Interview with Garry Adelman: A Youthful Obsession Turns Into a CareerGarry Adelman is an example of how someone can transform a passion into a vocation through hard work and staying focused. Starting out as a kid who didn’t care much about history, … Read MoreCollateral Damage: The Weikert Farm’s Controversial LegacyA crowd of surgeons and orderlies descended on Jacob Weikert’s farm south of Gettysburg on July 2, 1863. Elements of the Army of the Potomac’s V Corps were fighting on Little… Read MoreCWT Letter from the Editor-February 2011Faithfully Capturing an Era There is no doubt that the Civil War remains so popular because of photography. Even though that medium was still in its infancy in the 1860s, with phot… Read MoreJudging George CusterThe real man has long since been overwhelmed by his myth. When fame reduces a man to caricature, his story is at the mercy of every succeeding generation, and few men in American h… Read MoreBlue and Gray: The War Was Won in the EastI was convinced by the age of 12 that military events in the Eastern Theater far exceeded in importance anything that happened west of the Appalachian Mountains. I based this concl… Read More
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