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“The Re-Election of Abraham Lincoln: From Horace Greeley to the King of the Copperheads” – as written in the Civil War letters of Mary Brown and W.B. Mathews
The presidential election was just a few short months away in July of 1864, but Abraham Lincoln’s return to the White House was still far from certain. The final outcome of the war remained in doubt, and many of the … Continue reading
“From the Battle of Chickamauga to the Carnage at Kennesaw Mountain” – The Untold Tale of William M. Perry
By the summer of 1863, the South had lost control of Memphis, Nashville, and New Orleans, three of its most strategic cities. On July 4th, General Ulysses S. Grant and the Army of the Tennessee would finally prevail at The … Continue reading
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Tagged Battle of Chickamauga, Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, General Braxton Bragg, Lee and Gordon’s Mills, Lookout Mountain, Maj. General William T. Sherman, Major General William S. Rosencrans, Missionary Ridge, Pickett's Mill, The Second Battle of Chattanooga, Tullahoma Campaign
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CONFESSIONS OF AN ORAL HISTORIAN 