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Renowned for his pioneering research into the role polar regions play in global climate change, Dr. Alfred S. McLaren is also a noted undersea explorer who has dived on such historically important wrecks as Titanic and Bismarck. In his book Unknown Waters (2008), the retired Navy submariner chronicles his 1970 command of the nuclear submarine …
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The Abrupt Demise of a Maverick: Daniel Harvey HillConfederate General D.H. Hill was his own worst enemy. EARLY IN THE WAR, Daniel Harvey Hill was known as one of the Confederate Army’s most fearless and successful officers, a key … Read MoreCWT Book Review: Lincoln’s CitadelLincoln’s Citadel: The Civil War in Washington, DC Kenneth J. Winkle, W.W. Norton & Company In following up on the re-publication of Margaret Leech’s Pulitzer Prize–winni… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Grant at VicksburgGrant at Vicksburg: The General and the Siege Michael B. Ballard Southern Illinois, University Press A commander, observed Carl von Clausewitz in his monumental work forth th… Read MoreDig It: Archaeology and Relic HuntingCan archaeologists and weekend relic-hunters find common ground in the search for Civil War knowledge? I can’t help but feel a bit nervous as the two men approach, wearing full Arm… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Surgeon in BlueSurgeon in Blue: Jonathan Letterman, the Civil War Doctor Who Pioneered Battlefield Care Scott McGaugh, Arcade Publishing After its unsuccessful 1862 Peninsula Campaign, the … Read More
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