Author Archives: Kristopher D White
Book Review of the Last Days of Stonewall Jackson
Chris and I wanted to thank Steven Hancock for his kind review of the second edition of The Last Days of Stonewall Jackson. Last Days is one of a number of titles that have been released over the last few … Continue reading
Hidden in the Bushes
The monument to Parker’s Virginia Battery stands as the lone monument to the Second Battle of Fredericksburg. Dedicated on May 3rd, 1973, this monument on the south end of Willis Hill, memorializes the efforts of Lt. J. Thompson Brown’s section … Continue reading
A Thank You to our Readers
Chris Mackowski and I wanted to take a moment to thank all of our readers that we meet over the past two weeks. He an I have been on the speakers circuit and have had a chance to meet meet … Continue reading
Thank You to John Cummings and Stevenson Ridge
We wanted to take a moment to thank John F. Cummings III and Stevenson Ridge for having Chris Mackowski, Daniel Davis, and me out to speak for their symposium covering the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Chancellorsville. Chris covered … Continue reading
Misty Morning at Hazel Grove
The Hazel Grove/Fairview clearing on the Chancellorsville Battlefield.
An Excerpt from the Last Days of Stonewall Jackson
Below is an excerpt from chapter one of The Last Days of Stonewall Jackson: The Mortal Wounding of the Confederacy’s Greatest Icon (Second Edition) Lieutenant General Thomas Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson surveyed his men, some twenty-eight thousand of them—ready, like a hammer, … Continue reading
More Publication Updates
We are proud to announce a few more projects that have just reached store shelves and the printer. Author Zac Cowsert has penned a great article for Hallowed Ground Magazine. His article, entitled “Audacious and Dangerous: How Lee and Jackson … Continue reading
Chancellorsville’s Forgotten Front: Update
I am happy to announce that Chancellorsville’s Forgotten Front: The Battles of Second Fredericksburg and Salem Church, May 3, 1863 has gone to the printer. This project had been a huge part of our lives over the last seven years. In … Continue reading
Chancellorsville’s Forgotten Front Update!
For those of you looking forward to Chancellorsville’s Forgotten Front: The Battles of Second Fredericksburg and Salem Church, May 3, 1863; you can now pre-order the book through Savas Beatie’s website. (Click here to pre-order.) Below is the book description from … Continue reading
