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← 2014 in Review: Coffee in the Civil War

“…please furnish better mules…”— JEB Stuart’s 1862 Christmas Raid, Part Two →

2014 in Review: Paving Over Civil War Memory

Posted on December 30, 2014 by Emerging Civil War

Our third-most-read post of 2014, published by Chris Mackowski on October 30, brought ill tidings for fans of preservationists.

Paving Over Civil War Memory in the Sesquicentennial Season

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