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Carter’s Grove Gets New Lease on Life The Carter’s Grove plantation in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia was recently sold by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation for $15.3 million, and some preservationists are saying that other failing house museums should pay strict attention. The foundation closed Carter’s Grove to the public in 2003, citing the …
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CWT Book Review: Emancipating LincolnEmancipating Lincoln: The Proclamation in Text, Context, and Memory Harold Holzer; Harvard University Press There is probably no important document in our nation’s history more lit… Read MoreCarnage in Kentucky’s HillsThe Battle of Perryville on October 8, 1862, may be the war’s most overlooked engagement. Several weeks after Kentucky’s largest Civil War battle raged at Perryville, a riverside v… Read MoreUral on URLs US Dakota WarIn August 1862, Americans from New York City to Union-occupied New Orleans watched as Robert E. Lee’s Confederates moved against Union General John Pope’s Army of Virginia. Many we… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Freedom’s CapFreedom’s Cap: The United States Capitol and the Coming of the Civil War Guy Gugliotta; Hill and Wang This fresh angle on the Civil War by award-winning journalist Guy Gugliotta pr… Read MoreWhy do we love our Civil War?We shot each other to pieces. We killed off a generation of men. We should shudder at the thought of the war. Instead, we celebrate it. When we Americans talk about “the” Civil War… Read More
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