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How I came to discover an unidentified ambrotype of a legendary New Orleans warrior. In the fall of 1860, a New York Herald reporter visited a group of American and British adventurers in England preparing to aid Giuseppe Garibaldi in his quest to unite Italy. “And, goodness gracious, can it be?” the newspaperman mused in …
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ACW Book Reviews: Answering the Call to Duty and Michigan and the Civil WarAnswering the Call to Duty: Saving Custer, Heroism at Gettysburg, POWs and Other Stories of Michigan’s Small Town Soldiers in the Civil War by Rick Liblong, Arbutus Press, 2011, $1… Read MoreRule BritanniaWith two Confederate emissaries in U.S. custody, Britain’s Prince Albert stepped in to prevent a second war. A pleasant breeze blew across the deck of the USS San Jacinto as Captai… Read MoreThe Navy’s big, green monsterThe first U.S. submarine targeted wretched Rebel ironclads. In 1869, Jules Verne wrote Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, a novel about circumnavigating the globe underwa… Read MoreThe Fightin’ IrishFor the battle-hardened Sons of Ireland, the charge up Marye’s Heights proved the biggest challenge yet. The town of Fredericksburg, Va., stood on a gentle incline that sloped down… Read MoreIn Defense of JebA widow at 28, Flora Stuart had to make a new life for her family—and help justify her husband’s actions at Gettysburg. In 1864, Flora Stuart was staying with a family 40 miles out… Read More
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