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John Yates Beall, John Wilkes Booth and the killing of a president. After John Wilkes Booth shot and killed President Abraham Lincoln, theories—many born of hysteria— swept the nation. Some claimed that the assassination involved members of Lincoln’s own cabinet, most specifically, Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton. Absurd as that allegation was, it still …
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Blue and Gray- To love or loathe McClellan?“Little Mac” remains one of the war’s most complex figures. George Brinton McClellan, one of the war’s more controversial figures, inspires markedly contradictory assessments of hi… Read MoreDaily Quiz for August 3, 2017This artist was the first to receive a Gold Record from the Recording Industry Association of America.
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… Read MorePast and Present- CWT April 2012Ongoing Fight to Save Franklin Battlefield A $960,000 grant from the Tennessee Department of Transportation will help reclaim the battleground in Franklin, Tenn., where on November… Read MoreDaily Quiz for August 2, 2017Coca-Cola was first sold in bottles in this year.
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… Read MoreCivil War Times- Letters from Readers April 2012Silas the Exception I greatly enjoyed reading your article concerning black Southern soldiers and Silas Chandler February 2012. Two thoughts came to mind: First, there should be no… Read More
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