Tag Archives: Joe Owen

Review: Texans at Antietam

Posted on July 5, 2018 by Chris Mackowski

Fewer stories of the Civil War are more renowned than that of the fight for Miller’s cornfield at Antietam. It’s one of those locations that has been forever endowed with capital letters because of the intensity of combat there: The … Continue reading →

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War Chicken Redux: The War Horse War Chicken

Posted on August 25, 2016 by ECW Guest Post

ECW is pleased to welcome back historian Joe Owen, co-author (with Randy Drais) of Texans at Gettysburg: Blood and Glory with Hood’s Texas Brigade. Every one in a while, I find a humorous story about the soldiers of Hood’s Texas … Continue reading →

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Review: “Texans at Gettysburg” by Joe Owen and Randy Drais

Posted on July 2, 2016 by Chris Mackowski

In an army full of storied units, the Texas Brigade certainly stands among the tallest. Their hard work during the Seven Days set a tone they carried with them like the Lone Star through the rest of the war. Their … Continue reading →

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Confederate Culture Wars: Joe Owen

Posted on July 15, 2015 by ECW Guest Post

This week, ECW historians are offering their thoughts and reactions to recent events related to Confederate memory. We’re pleased to welcome author Joe Owen. Has the South finally lost the Civil War? My answer is that the South lost the … Continue reading →

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