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Civil War Sources: June 2010
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Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Thursday, June 10, 2010. Civil War Drummer Boy Johnny Clem Takes Arms. In a previous post. We learned of the circumastances under which young Johnnie clem left home in order to enlist and fight for the cause. What follows here is an account of the manner in which the young Clem showed his mettle at the Battle of Chickamauga. The account is provided by Benjamin F. Taylor, military correspondent for the Chicago Evening Journal. Taylor writes:. Posted by A.J.
Civil War Sources: A drummer boy recounts the Battle of Chickamauga
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Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Wednesday, March 3, 2010. A drummer boy recounts the Battle of Chickamauga. In " A Drummer Boy's Diary. Comprising Four Years of Service with the Second Regiment Minnesota Veteran Volunteers, 1861-1865, drummer boy William Bircher recounts his observations and experiences at the commencement of the Battle of Chickamauga. Bircher writes:. Posted by A.J. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Of Battlefields and Bibliophiles. American Civil War Stories.
Civil War Sources: July 2008
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Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Battle of Gettysburg: a defense of the behavior of the townspeople. Part 2 in a series of posts. On the behavior of the townspeople at the Battle of Gettysburg. Below, we hear from H. M. M. Richards, a member of the 26th regiment of the Pennsylvania volunteers. Richards disputes the assertions that the citizens of Gettysburg behaved in an unpatriotic manner. He writes:. READING, PA. Nov. 2, 1886. H. M. M. Richards. Posted by A.J. While we wer...
Civil War Sources: June 2008
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Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Sunday, June 29, 2008. Moments before the charge: General Pickett says goodbye to his wife-to-be. A few moments after General James "Old Pete" Longstreet reluctantly gave General Pickett his orders to begin the assault on the Union positions on Cemetery Ridge. General Pickett scribbled the following words on an envelope containing a letter to his wife-to-be, LaSalle "Sallie" Corbell. If Old Peter's nod means death then goodbye and God bless you, my little one.".
Civil War Sources: Civil War Drummer Boy Johnny Clem Takes Arms
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Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Thursday, June 10, 2010. Civil War Drummer Boy Johnny Clem Takes Arms. In a previous post. We learned of the circumastances under which young Johnnie clem left home in order to enlist and fight for the cause. What follows here is an account of the manner in which the young Clem showed his mettle at the Battle of Chickamauga. The account is provided by Benjamin F. Taylor, military correspondent for the Chicago Evening Journal. Taylor writes:. Posted by A.J.
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Civil War Soldiers Letters, Diaries and Memoirs
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Soldier-Women of the America Civil War. A compilation of soldier women found online and in print. Monday, January 31, 2011. Both the Union and Confederate armies forbade the enlistment of women. Women soldiers of the Civil War therefore assumed masculine names, disguised themselves as men and hid the fact that they were female. Because they passed as men, it's impossible to know with any certainty how many women soldiers served in the Civil War. A. More often than dramatic disclosures of this kind, the d...
Civil War Songs - Dream of a Good Death by Clark Hansbarger
Fall of the Rice Kingdom / Nov. 9, 1861. Tiger in the Valley / May 24, 1862. Feast at Manassas Junction / Aug. 27, 1862. Dream of a Good Death / June 28, 1863. Vicksburg / June 30, 1863. Fire in the Wilderness / May 6, 1864. Cold Harbor / June 3, 1864. After Petersburg / April 3, 1865. The Tailor from Kingsport / July 4, 1865. Matter of Time / September 6, 1865. Click on the CD art to be directed to the purchase page. Fall of the Rice Kingdom. Tiger in the Valley. Feast at Manassas Junction. As you liste...
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HE CIVIL WAR SOURCEBOOK webiste has been created for individuals and organizations interested in the United States Civil War. Information is currently available for Civil War Reenactments and other Events for 2011. Please check back as more information becomes available. If you would like to have your site listed here. 2018 Mark Johnson Photography.
Civil War Sources
Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Thursday, June 10, 2010. Civil War Drummer Boy Johnny Clem Takes Arms. In a previous post. We learned of the circumastances under which young Johnnie clem left home in order to enlist and fight for the cause. What follows here is an account of the manner in which the young Clem showed his mettle at the Battle of Chickamauga. The account is provided by Benjamin F. Taylor, military correspondent for the Chicago Evening Journal. Taylor writes:. Posted by A.J. Of the t...
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The Civil War Speaks
December 20, 1862. This Day in History. U S 15th Corps under William Tecumseh Sherman boards transports at Memphis to sail down the Mississippi to Chickasaw Bayou. The American Civil War is now celebrating its sesquicentennial. Civil War Speaks. Is a resource for history buffs and reenactors alike. The battlefield comes alive as you hear the stories from the people that recreate life from America's most divisive war. Relive the past and know not to repeat it. .read more. Click to hear from.
Civil War Spies - The History Behind It
Women in the Civil War. The American Civil War Timeline. Memorable Civil War Quotes. Worst American Civil War Generals. American Civil War Facts that You Didn’t Know. Women Civil War Spies. A List of Male Civil War Spies. He may be the most famous of the Civil war spies. General George McClellan brought him to the warfront. He assigned Pinkerton to be his spymaster. He was a railroad detective and he used his information-gathering skills in his spying. He was one of the Civil war spies who used to work f...
Civil War Spirits
Welcome to Civil War Spirits. The reason I decided to put these photos on the web is to see what other people see or think. I realize that not everyone is going to agree with what I see. If you see something other than what I have pointed out, please let me know. You may email me at tim@civilwarspirits.com. Thank you for looking.
