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*Wisconsin, Eau Claire County, Eau Claire*
*Historic Building* Erected in 1896, St. Joseph's Chapel is the only
example of a late Nineteenth Century Gothic ...
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Poll results: Most readers believe Civil War was about states' rights, not slavery - The Huntsville Times - al.com - *Poll results: Most readers believe Civil War was about states' rights, not slavery* *The Huntsville Times - al.com* It says something profound about the n...4 hours ago
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Ada Kepley - First American Woman to Graduate from Law School Ada Kepley was the first woman in the United States to graduate from law school (1870). When she applied ...13 hours ago
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150 Years ago today ~ July 24, 1864 - 150 Years Ago Today...July 24, 1864...Second Battle of Kernstown, Virginia Believing that Confederate Gen. Jubal Early’s army is no longer a threat in th...18 hours ago
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A Disappointing Source - Research is a mixed bag. Sometimes, books turn out to yield unexpected jewels, and sometimes books turn out to be disappointing. It’s probably not fair t...1 day ago
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RALLY PLANNED OVER REMOVAL OF FLAGS AT W&L - RALLY PLANNED IN LEXINGTON Previous Next [image: Va. campus to remove Confederate flags from chapel] 2000, BOB BROWN/TIMES-DISPATCH V...1 day ago
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Erwin: "THE HOMEFRONT IN CIVIL WAR MISSOURI" - [The Homefront in Civil War Missouri by James W. Erwin (The History Press, 2014). Softcover, illustrations, bibliography, index. 124 pp. ISBN:978-1-62619-433...
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July 21, 1864: "Digging, apparently at some depth, was heard . . . - Major General Bushrod Johnson, C.S. ArmyOn this day 150 years ago, Bushrod Johnson included a disturbing detail is his daily report from his division's sec...
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Civil War Book Review: Twenty-five Hours to Tragedy: The Battle of Spring Hill by Jamie Gillum - Gillum, Jamie. Twenty-five Hours to Tragedy: The Battle of Spring Hill and Operations on November 29, 1864 Precursor to the Battle of Franklin. (Jamie Gill...4 days ago
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The 48th/150th: Main Gallery Completed; Work On Lateral Galleries Commences - *Side and Top Profiles of the 48th's Mine. . .* 150 years ago, on *July 17, 1864*, working with improvised tools, under severe hardships, and with no supp...
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Re: [MS-CW] Mississippi Civil war soldier John Morgan - Try the Mississippi Archives in Jackson or Post a message on the ....Mississippi in the civil war message board...You will get help tom T In a message dat...1 week ago
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37% of *Mississippi* Repubs Would Back Confederacy | Drudge Retort - Thad Cochran (R-*MS*) and state Sen. Chris McDaniel (R) said they would back the Confederate side if there was another *Civil War*. Broken down by party af...1 week ago
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The largest towns in North Carolina in 1860. - It always seems to surprise people, when I am out giving a talk, about how small Charlotte was in 1860. So, here is a list of the population of North Caro...1 week ago
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Re: [CIVIL-WAR] Civil War anniversary: 13 questions 150 years later - I only got the last one wrong because I guessed the lowest percentage, which given the treatment of everything Confederate, seemed logical (but really stup...3 weeks ago
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Re: [MS-CEMETERIES] John Divins/Divens died Vicksburg 1864 burial? - This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: elf_junction Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://bo...4 weeks ago
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Campaign Before Richmond Symposium: June 20th, 6-9PM - This Friday, June 20th, I will be speaking at the “Campaign Before Richmond Symposium” at Deep Bottom Park. The event will be held in a large tent near the h...
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[MISSISSIPPI] age of majority - At what age did an “orphan” no require a guardian in Mississippi in 1840? Thank you.1 month ago
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New endeavor - While this blog has mostly been about Civil War topics and teaching the Civil War, an occasional general history and teaching post has made it on here. As ...1 month ago
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Hilarity - First, please allow me to apologize for the absence. I had my portion of the Second Battle of Winchester book to write, and then I needed a break. I’m ba...2 months ago
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B.S. Ricks Memorial Library - Yazoo City, Mississippi - Last month, I spent some time in my home state of Mississippi during the initial tour of my book, The Juke Joint King of the Mississippi Hills: The Raucous...
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The "Maleficent Ecology" of Civil War history - From Baudrillard's essay "Maleficent Ecology": By producing highly centralized structures ... by remorselessly condensing down functions and models, we are...2 months ago
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"Unwavering Fidelity to the Cause of My Country" - --> I almost missed George Dickinson. Last year as I began my research, I assembled a list of officers assigned to the U.S. Artillery regiments. With 44...2 months ago
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Remember Poison Springs - *Image Source* *150 years ago today the 1st Kansas Colored which was re-designated as the 79th US Colored Infantry was engaged in battle at Poison Spring...
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Documentary Review: Civil War: The Untold Story - Nearly 150 years after its end in 1865, the American Civil War still holds the imagination and fascination of millions not only in our nation, but of man...
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Front page imagery - The home page of *Antietam on the Web* is a simple table of contents decorated by a photograph. Since a major redesign of the site in 2010, I've used about...4 months ago
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william r gregory - William r Gregory was my great grand father,he is buried in the Beulah cemetery in union co. ms. born 1839 died 18828 months ago
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September 30, 1954: USS *Nautilus* commissioned - The USS *Nautilus,* the world's first nuclear submarine, is commissioned by the U.S. Navy. The *Nautilus* was constructed under the direction of U.S. Nav...9 months ago
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Farewell to Civil Warriors - On September 28, 2006, I did my initial post here on Civil Warriors. I expressed then a great sense of honor and appreciation at having been invited by Mar...1 year ago
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Uncle Thurman was a Gandy Dancer. . . - I came across a short film "Gandy Dancers" online that reminded me of my paternal uncle, Thurman Callen who retired from the railroad. Uncle Thurman was the ...
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Donald S. Frazier on the War in Louisiana - Donald S. Frazier has written two books on the war in Louisiana (two of three books planned). His books have been well received and liked. Always trying to...1 year ago
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Books24x7 - Books24x7 supports workers in acquiring knowledge at the speed of change by instantly delivering trusted information how and when it is needed. Our content...2 years ago
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(review) Pay For Play: A History of Big-Time College Athletic Reform - May book review: http://bit.ly/lVmTWR3 years ago
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Confederate Memorial Day - On this day, April 26th, the state of Mississippi celebrates Confederate Memorial Day.3 years ago
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To Re-Build, One Has to destroy! - Lots going om at CWi the next few weeks, and it begins today. Here’s a short timeline of what’s about to happen: For the next 2 or 3 days – no news. Today...3 years ago
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Site Update - Sorry for what seems to be a lack of activity. Although I haven’t been posting on the blog, I have been updating the Forgotten Mississippi Atlas. There are...3 years ago
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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 her...4 years ago
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Time Out - Please accept my apologies for the lack of recent posts. Now that tax season is officially over, I am hopeful that I can return to regular postings to this...5 years ago
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Augusta Inge - *My story is hospitality.* *I am Augusta Inge.* In April 1862, Confederate General Albert Sidney Johnston made his headquarters in my home, Rose Cottage. I...5 years ago
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