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Tag Archives: studying war
Question of the Week: 9/11-9/17/17
We’re enjoying Kevin Pawlak’s collection of primary sources related to the 1862 Maryland Campaign. So…we had to ask: What’s your all-time favorite primary source from the Civil War? Why?
Posted in Books & Authors, Primary Sources, Question of the Week
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Tagged maryland-62, Primary Sources, studying war
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I Got Them Master’s Degree Reconstruction Blues!
It is one thing to be a Civil War buff, and another to get a Master’s degree in Military History. When I decided to write a biography of Elmer Ellsworth, I envisioned the inside flap of the book jacket. I … Continue reading →
Posted in Books & Authors, Emerging Civil War, Leadership--Federal, Memory, Personalities
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Tagged Abe Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln, American Public University, Andrew Johnson, APU, arson, Billy Holiday, Black Laws, Eric Foner, Frederick Douglass, Freedman's Bureau, Jim Crow, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, lynching, Paul Ortiz, Reconstruction, studying war, white power, white supremacy, work conditions in the South
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