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Antietam gives up one of its dead It is common for Civil War battlefields to be described as hallowed ground, but it is rare for that phrase to hit home as strongly as it did recently for John Howard, superintendent of Antietam National Battlefield. He was standing on a site near the notorious Cornfield, where …
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CWT Book Review: Lincoln President-ElectAbraham Lincoln: The name alone conjures up images from your earliest school days. A gangling youth reading by firelight in a log cabin. The Gettysburg Address. The Emancipation Pr… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Grant and Lee in War and PeaceGrant and Lee in War and Peace by the New-York Historical Society, Through March 29, 2009 Visitors to the New-York Historical Society’s ongoing exhibit on Ulysses S. Grant and Robe… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Shenandoah 1862Shenandoah 1862: Stonewall Jackson’s Valley Campaign by Peter Cozzens, University of North Carolina Press In his revealing set-piece opening chapter, Peter Cozzens, an independent … Read MoreDaily Quiz for March 16, 2018This character made his first appearance in the cartoon “A Wild Hare.”
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… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Andersonville to TahitiAndersonville to Tahiti: The Story of Dorence Atwater by Thomas P. Lowry, BookSurge Publishing In July 1863, Dorence Atwater of the 2nd New York Cavalry was carrying messages to Co… Read More
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