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...rupted by lowland and rivers, an ideal right flank for the southern forces. In reviewing the seven days battle, i see McClennan had the absolute right concept merged with a weak will. had he no...
If any one has the time, please look into HistoryAnimated.Com, and review almost all the civil war battles, covering the entire war for the most part. For one, they present a great learning tool, with
...known for ten years, ever since on business I drove up a North Georgia highway  into history, into a battlefield of legend, far surpassing any of that stuff I'd seen on television or the movies. ...
...unarmed troops as they fled. I forgive Brooklyn to a degree, but not much, because the aftermath of the battle showed how Jesse James went on to establish his famous gang that was successful until 1...
I first saw a civil war battlefield about ten years ago while driving north on a two lane Georgia highway. Highway it said, but pretty like a country road. Trees swept out over it, making it shady eno
...u know how the trip went and will report when i get home.winchester va has more saved land to explore the battle of sept 64at one time had little saved[the battlefield is very large and with urban spr...
...w one for gettysburg i read,they only need a location.if your wondering on the southern part of vicksburg battlefield the kentucky monument portrays both lincoln and davis almost life sized together, ...
...hing new.ward tours did a 1st class job.one highlite on saturday-the property owner on the falling waters battlefield allowed us around his house where johnston pettigrew was mortely wounded.on sunday...
...t not before he sold his property to the National Park Service.  It is part of the Richmond National Battlefields.  It will be protected forever.  They have only opened the grounds for ...
... be placed at the mule shoe or bloody angle. I recently visited both Perryville and Millspring Kentucky battlefields,the last time I went to both places was over ten years ago. Going back was incr...
...ust the book for me - A way to study the Civil War and the "Players" though stories rather than dates and battles... In the site dedicated to the book the sum up says: In Lincoln's Labels, James...
...esident Abraham Lincoln delivered his most famous speech, one of the few remaining "witness trees" to the Battle of Gettysburg has been severely damaged by a storm, National Park Service officials sai...
...storical Society's huge and ever growing collection of photographs artifacts and documents related to the battle of Gettysburg and the counties history, is to be transformed within 5 years, it is hope...
The 145th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg is no doubt worth commemorating. As Civil War Blog (the blog between the states) reminds us - Gettysburg was the bloodiest battle on American soil
...FYI Drastic Expansion of Mining Operations Threatens Belle Grove Plantation and Cedar Creek Civil War Battlefield Blasting, Quarry Truck Traffic, Noise and Multi-Story High Waste Piles Will Alter ...
...e american civil war.1-who was the first officers name,2-what was the stream or river name,3-what was the battles name,4-who was he close to,5-who was the second officer,6-who was the superior officer...
I have just discovered a very enjoyable site that presents all the battles of the civil war, and biographies of major playesr, in a easy to follow format. Chech out Historyanimated.com It's a simple
I got to thinking about Gen. Lee and how he might have suffered from diarrhea at Gettysburg as a result of the fresh produce available in Pennsylvania. Then I wondered if laudanum or morphine could ha
This battle produced three future Presidents. In this battle, when the tide turned freakishly, almost treasonously, the opportunity arose to test massive, repeating firepower against forces ten time
Posted Thu 07 August 2008 10:27 AM Hi All, I stumbled across a book titled "The Battle of Monterey Pass" by John A. Miller recently and I have to say that it is an excellent read. The book is abo
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