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Addition to writing books. Stewart w. Mccelland chair at his university. Techs also taught at Texas University after receiving his phd at purdue university. He is a midwesterner, but has worked in the south for many years. I cannot go through the long list of books he has produced. I was trying to characterize high i would describe his work as a wonderful historian of the western theater of the civil war, in my view, he has written the best overall book on the Petersburg Campaign ever produced. ...

Bloodiest ground in america. Hopefully we will have the opportunity to commemorate and recognized some of this stories. I am proud to be presenting for you a fabulous lineup of speakers over the next day and a half. An excellent tour on sunday morning, and to consider what a sunday and how that is our legacy. Kicking things off for our program is our keynote speaker, dana shoaf. He comes to us from civil war times magazine. For generations of people that magazine has served as the single most in...

Following the Civil War, Lewis Cass Hunt became the commanding officer at Fort Abercrombie and Fort Totten in northern Dakota Territory.

During his time at Fort Abercrombie and Fort Totten, Civil War Brig. Gen. Lewis Cass Hunt strove to foster positive relations between the military and Native American tribes.

Have you ever wondered, “How did the various states get their shapes?” You may have watched a History Channel show a few years back that explored just that. It was

Visiting Our Past: No peace for the local boys at 7 Pines Rob Neufeld War analysts first misread Confederate Gen. Joseph Johnstons note to Gen. William Whiting at the start of the Battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862. Johnstons "9" looked like a "G"; and his writing of "miles" was read as "aines." Therefore, what was Whiting doing causing a bottleneck at the mouth at 9 Miles Road just outside Richmond? Hadnt he been directed to go to Gaines Road? There is and was no Gaines Road in that vicinity,...