Primary Sources: Conclusion of a Series
Just over two weeks ago – on January 12, 2019 – Emerging Civil War authors started pulling books and files to share about some of our favorite primary sources on the blog. It’s fostered some great discussions and spotlighted some unique and classic sources from the American Civil War.
Now, we’re wrapping up that series – but don’t worry “Primary Sources” is still a regular category on the blog, and you’ll find quotes, reviews, or discussion about historic documents regularly on the blog.
We appreciate your interest in the series and for keeping the discussions lively in the comments. Sending a big “thank you” to all our writers who contributed to this series and special gratitude to Editor in Chief, Chris Mackowski, for creating the original idea for this set of articles to launch the new year.
In case you missed parts of the series or just want to read through start to finish, here’s a list of the blog posts:
Primary Sources: An Introduction
Primary Sources: Thoughts and Favorites
Primary Sources: The National Tribune
Primary Sources: Another Look at Liddell’s Record
Primary Sources: Longing To Be A Soldier
Primary Sources: Clement A. Evans & Confederate Military History
Primary Sources: Confederate Veteran – A Source With Endless Possibilities
ECW Weekender: Looking For Artifacts and Primary Sources?
Primary Sources: Local Newspapers
Primary Sources: One Farewell Letter
Question of the Week: 1/21-1/27/18
ECW Podcast “Talking About Primary Sources” Is Now Available
Primary Sources: Through a Telescope Backwards
Primary Sources: Slavery as the Cause of the Civil War
Primary Sources: All for the Union and Company Aytch, For Example
Primary Sources: Generals in Bronze
Primary Sources: The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion
ECW Weekender: The Huntington Library
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