Our Ancient Faith (2024)
Book Reviews
Allen Guelzo’s “Our Ancient Faith” is at once thought-provoking, learned, and eminently readable.
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Grant and Sherman did it. Hood and Longstreet and Johnston too. So why didn’t the Confederacy’s greatest general write a memoir of the war?
Book Reviews
Allen Guelzo’s “Our Ancient Faith” is at once thought-provoking, learned, and eminently readable.
The Front Line
Last year The American Civil War Museum (ACWM) presented its inaugural Lincoln Prize Lecture. The annual program takes place again this year on October 17, 2024, at their Tredegar site…
The Front Line
In 1865, the United States Sanitary Commission, a private relief agency that supported sick and wounded soldiers during the Civil War, published a volume of Union soldiers’ writings titled Soldiers’…
Book Reviews
“Lincoln’s Lost Colony” is a tragic yet fascinating chapter of Civil War history.
The Front Line
In the Voices section of our Fall 2024 issue we highlighted quotes by Union and Confederate soldiers about incidents of accidental deaths during the Civil War. Unfortunately, we didn’t have…
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“High-Bounty Men” breaks new ground and makes an historiographical intervention by reclaiming the honor of late-war recruits.
Civil War Medicine
It’s well-known that the Civil War was the United States’ deadliest conflict. Between 750,000 and 1 million Americans died, shockingly high figures that still drive interest in the conflict more…
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George B. McClellan profoundly affected the course of the Civil War. His inexplicable retreat following a major victory at Malvern Hill in July 1862 undoubtedly lengthened the conflict and, to…
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During the Siege of Port Hudson in 1863—part of the Union military’s attempt to seize control of the Mississippi River—James Kendall Hosmer, a soldier in the 52nd Massachusetts Infantry,…
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The Books & Authors section of our Winter 2023 issue contains our annual roundup of the year’s best Civil War titles. As usual, we’ve enlisted a handful of Civil War…
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The contruction of my historiographical self began on a rainy afternoon in fifth grade. There was no chance for outdoor romping, or venturing through the deluge to a friend’s house…
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DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University Soldiers of the Texas Brigade Putting this series together has been enjoyable but also frustrating. None of the retrospective literature created by soldiers in the…
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