Tag Archives: The Great Battle Never Fought

The Evening Smoke and Armchair Generalling After Mine Run

Posted on December 2, 2018 by Chris Mackowski

On the evening of December 2, the Army of the Potomac settled back into its camps around Brandy Station and Culpeper, exactly where they’d departed from just a week earlier. The baffling—and frigid—events of the campaign weighed fresh on their … Continue reading →

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A New Find for New Hope Church

Posted on November 26, 2018 by Chris Mackowski

It’s always fun to find new tidbits in the course of research, and while working on my new book about the Mine Run campaign, I found a particularly cool piece that I was excited to share. This image, a watercolor … Continue reading →

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The Great Battle is Here

Posted on November 21, 2018 by Chris Mackowski

I am always excited when a box of new books shows up on my back porch. The UPS deliveryman shows up like Santa Claus and drops off the books. Somehow, he manages to do it without making the dog bark. … Continue reading →

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The Great Battle and the Ghosting of Meade

Posted on October 10, 2018 by Chris Mackowski

I love it when I get to see the new cover designs for books in the Emerging Civil War Series. The covers have become a distinctive part of our overall brand, tying the books together in a visually strong way … Continue reading →

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