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I spent a couple of years waiting to buy a copy of "Company C: New Bremen and the Civil War", a book detailing the experiences of Co. C... -
Pat Young liked MattL's post in the thread More Colored Troops Training at Camp William Penn August 1863 Black History Month.Well said. Likewise plenty of White people did in fact think slavery was a moral failure/evil and the war was a vehicle for correcting... -
Hussar Yeomanry liked 2nd Alabama Cavalry's post in the thread Harry Dixon Jessop; the "Yorkshire Rebel"..I found Harry D. Jessop`s story quite a few years ago and what little information that I could get from his story, passed from Harry to... -
It really jumps out at you when you see their avatars again, and I'm so glad the banner has been added underneath (those we know of) as... -
I'd love to grab a Romano Tarpley, but $8k is out of reach for a gun, so a Maynard would be a good alternative for someone wanting a...
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2nd Alabama Cavalry replied to the thread Harry Dixon Jessop; the "Yorkshire Rebel"..I found Harry D. Jessop`s story quite a few years ago and what little information that I could get from his story, passed from Harry to... -
Eric Calistri liked DanSBHawk's post in the thread George Thomas has some very partisan biographers.Here is the letter from Grant to Schofield confirming that Schofield did not send any messages to Grant during the Nashville situation... -
Kip124thNY liked 2nd Alabama Cavalry's post in the thread Harry Dixon Jessop; the "Yorkshire Rebel"..Harry D. Jessop, other wise known as the "Yorkshire Rebel" was born in Middlebrough, East Riding district of East Yorkshire, England in... -
Hussar Yeomanry replied to the thread Harry Dixon Jessop; the "Yorkshire Rebel"..Excellent article but being picky you have: "was born in Middlebrough, East Riding district of East Yorkshire, England in 1844" I...
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63rdOVI replied to the thread What does your Avatar represent?.The kids did indeed enjoy it! And I did, too, much more than I thought. My other Santa friends are goading me into doing it more, so... -
CSA Today replied to the thread Role of the College of St. James in Maryland During the Gettysburg Campaign.“Osmun Latrobe a Maryland-born officer in Longstreet's corps, a grandson of the architect Benjamin Latrobe (who helped design the United... -
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Mark F. Jenkins replied to the thread How important were the blockade runners?.As a whole, the government-owned blockade runners were of much more assistance to the Confederacy than the privately-owned runners. The... -
:bounce: I would have liked to see you in the suit, but the beard certainly qualifies you for the part! I'm sure the kids enjoyed it.
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Great photos, thanks for posting. Evidently ARW you are not alone in being drawn to fences. -
Cold Harbor Sunken Lane , Antietam Parkers Crossroads Pea Ridge Manassas Stone House.
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