Features
The Redemption of Abraham Lincoln
The last century hasn’t been kind to the legacy of the Great Emancipator. Is it time to set the record straight?
By Allen C. Guelzo
Rebel Artist
Scenes from the siege of Charleston, South Carolina, as painted by Confederate soldier Conrad Wise Chapman
“Quite a Spirited Little Affair”
The Second Battle of Rappahannock Station, Virginia, fought on November 7, 1863, saw General George G. Meade and the Army of the Potomac seize one opportunity—and let another slip away.
By Eric J. Wittenberg
Departments
Editorial: Abe in the Crosshairs
Salvo: Facts, Figures & Items of Interest
Travels: A Visit to Charleston
Voices: War Wisdom
Faces of War: A Pickett’s Charge Survivor
Preservation: Final Push at Perryville
Figures: Stride of a Giant
Cost of War: A Battle-tested Coat
In Focus: Calm Before the Storm
Columns:
American Iliad: Little Mac Fauntleroy, by Mark Grimsley
Living History: The History Keeper, by Jenny Johnston
Books & Authors:
The Books That Built Me
By Gary W. Gallagher
The Business of History Books
With Theodore P. Savas
Parting Shot: Jefferson Davis Revealed