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Gettysburg: A History of the Gettysburg Battle-field Memorial Association by John Mitchell Vanderslice, 1897-01-01
Photographic History of the Civil War. Decisive Battles Volume III Vol 3 Three (in Ten Volumes). Semi Centennial Memorial by Francis Trevelyan. Grant, Frederick Dent; Elson, Henry W. Barnes, James. Lanier, Rogert S. Ed.. Miller, 1912-01-01
The Photographic History of the Civil War, Semi-Centennial Memorial, Volume I:The Opening Battles by Francis Trevelyan, Ed. Miller, 1995
A Chickamauga Memorial: The Establishment of America?s First Civil War National Military Park by Timothy B Smith PhD 2001 Mississippi SU, 2009-10-23
Field Surgeon at Gettysburg: A Memorial Account of the Medical Unit of the Thirty-Second Massachusetts Regiment by Clyde B. Kernek, 1993-10
Our national war songs: Containing the words of all the famous war songs, battle songs, national songs, decoration songs, memorial hymns by Henry C Work, 1884
Pennsylvania at Antietam: Report of the Antietam Battlefield Memorial Commission of Pennsylvania and Ceremonies at the Dedication of the Monuments Erected ... Pennsylvania Commands Engaged in the Battle. by Author Unknown, 2009-04-27
Memorial oration on the Battle of Gettysburg: Much remains to be told! by Edward Sayre Gearhart, 1883
Battle of New Market: Memorial address, sixty-second anniversary of the Battle of New Market, Va., May 15, 1926, with maps by John Walter Wayland, 1926
The unveiling of the Virginia-North Carolina Monument and Wyatt Memorial: At Bethel, Virginia, June 10, 1905 by J. Bryan Grimes, 1905
Memorial address on the battlefield of Gettysburg, May 30, 1910 by Jacob Sloat Fassett, 1910
Address of Hon. Samuel Dibble on Memorial Day, May 10th, 1905: Before Paul A. McMichael Chapter, No. 427, U.D.C. at Orangeburg, S.C by Samuel Dibble, 1905
Memorial of Marvin Wait (1st Lieutenant Eighth Regiment C.V.,) killed at the battle of Antietam, September 17th, 1862 by Jacob Eaton, 1863
Battle of Marianna by Mark Frederick Boyd, 1951

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Missionary Ridge, Battle Of -- Encyclopædia Britannica
Missionary Ridge, Battle of in the American civil war, battle that ended the Canadian National Vimy Memorial and other World war I memorials in Europe.
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The State: Search Results
Browse subcollection Wisconsin Goes to war Our civil war Experience Eggleston, Henry S. Henry S. Eggleston, Will and memorials on his death Box 2,
http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/WI/WI-idx?type=browse&scope=WI.WIWAR
27th REGT. IND. VOLS., Co. F - "The Monroe Grenadiers"
American civil war Reenacting Unit based in Central Indiana. Indiana Winchester, Indiana Monroe County Indiana civil war Battle civil war battles 1861
http://www.27thindiana.com/
Collette Vacations
Battlefield Park and learn about two major battles of the civil war. Next, see the site of the Bloodiest One Day Battle of the civil war in Antietam.
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Kansas War Memorials
civil war battle sites in KS, map (also see the MO map). WWI, * Search by name Louisiana civil war. Photos of Kansas memorials
http://www.ku.edu/heritage/kssights/ks-veterans.html
Sherpa Guides | Georgia | The Civil War In Georgia, An Illustrated Travellers Gu
This site is intended to be a starting place for the civil war enthusiast. Not only is Georgia the site of the secondbloodiest battle of the civil war
http://sherpaguides.com/georgia/civil_war/

Extractions: The Civil War in Georgia, An Illustrated Travelers Guide By Richard J. Lenz Online Guides Buy the Book About Sherpa Guides ... Please Support SherpaGuides Civil War Introduction Buy the Book from Amazon.com or send us an email with your contact information if you'd like to purchase a signed copy of the book directly from the author. Interested in Georgia's Civil War history? This web site features more than 220 Civil War sites, with hundreds of lesser-known Civil War places of interest. Written by award-winning author Richard J. Lenz , this web site is also available as an acclaimed book from Lenz, Inc. , featuring more than 200 original color photos by Robb Helfrick, and 20 historic prints in a 8-1/2" x 11" softcover book. This web site is organized geographically by Georgia's travel regions. Chattanooga is included in the Northwest Georgia Mountain region because of its proximity to Georgia and its role in Georgia's Civil War history. Below is an outline of the book. Visitors can find information three ways: 1. Use the search engine. 2. Click on the outline Click on the map A Brief Review of Georgia's Civil War History Chickamauga Atlanta Campaign , where huge armies of the North and South fought in what many call the final turning point of the war. One can reexperience the horror of the most notorious prison camp in the War at
Sherpa Guides | Georgia | Civil War | Milledgeville Area
Milledgeville s civil war history falls into two categories the political Best documentary ever on the Battle of Shiloh. One hour long video.
http://sherpaguides.com/georgia/civil_war/mid_ga/milledgeville_area.html

Extractions: The Civil War in Georgia, An Illustrated Travelers Guide By Richard J. Lenz Online Guides Buy the Book About Sherpa Guides ... Middle Georgia ville Milledgeville's Civil War history falls into two categories: the political activities which occurred here when it was Georgia's Civil War capital, and the occupation Nov. 22-25, 1864 by Gen. W.T. Sherman's split Left Wing, which came together here briefly from Eatonton and Shady Dale to cross the Oconee River. Milledgeville, a planned town inspired by Savannah and Washington, D.C., was the state capital from 1803-68. When the capital was moved to Atlanta in 1868 during Reconstruction, the town experienced economic decline but later rebounded in the early 20th century. Today, Georgia's antebellum capital boasts a wealth of well-preserved Federal-style architecture, enhanced by Greek Revival, Victorian, and Classic Revival houses. Easy to tour on foot and beautiful in the spring, a map and guide to 37 significant sites is available from the Welco me Center at 200 W. Hancock Street, 912-452-4687.
Virginia Civil War, 1676-1677
Snapshot view of the Virginia civil of 167677, including battle honours, orders of battle, Virginia civil war (Bacon s Rebellion) 1676-1677
http://www.regiments.org/wars/17thcent/76virgin.htm

Extractions: External Links Causes The Virginia civil, better known as Bacon's rebellion, was largely attributable to economic malaise in the colony looking for a scapegoat. Declining prices for local products such as tobacco were compounded by natural disasters (floods, hurricanes, drought), rising prices for manufactured goods from England, and English losses in the Dutch wars . Apparently unable to understand the complexity of economic reality, many colonists blamed the local Indians for their plight. In July 1675 Doeg Indians raided the plantation of Thomas Mathews in retaliation for non-payment on some trade goods he had obtained from them. The dispute escalated out of control when colonists retaliated in turn against the wrong tribe, the Susquehanaugs. Governor William Berkeley, who had been restored to his pre-English Civil War appointment with the restoration of the British monarchy in 1660, sought to defuse the crisis by calling a concliatory meeting of the offended parties. Several colonists, including Nathaniel Bacon, Jr., Berkeley's cousin by marriage, refused to listen to Berkeley's appeals for restraint, and murdered several tribal chiefs.
Antique Civil War Prints
Please note that we have other prints of the civil war in stock from Harper s Known at the bloodiest single day of the war, the battle was a technical
http://www.philaprintshop.com/civilwa2.html

Extractions: Previous page Subject Index Top of list Reference Books ... Next page Places ... Atlas to Accompany the Official Records Please note that we have other prints of the Civil War in stock: from Harper's Weekly and similar sources, as well as small steel engravings. Please contact us for a complete current listing of these prints. Click on thumbnail images or underlined titles to see larger digital images. We can provide digital images of any print not already picture. Please contact us if you would like us to upload any images. "The Council Of War." Ca. 1864. 8 x 12. Mezzotint. Excellent condition. A striking mezzotint showing a "Council of War" between Grant and Sherman. This very realistic image, with its camp scene and excellent portraits of the generals, is a fine example of the patriotic prints issued during and just after the war. Louis N. Rosenthal. "The Soldier's Dream of Home." Philadelphia: William Smith, 1864. Lithograph. 16 1/2 x 22 1/4. Repaired tears in margins and old stains at top just touching image. Otherwise, very good condition. Louis N. Rosenthal was one of four brothers who emigrated from Poland around the middle of the century and worked in lithography in Philadelphia. The Civil War, not surprisingly, offered Louis and his brothers an opportunity of producing prints with a ready market. This stirring image shows a soldier sleeping in an encampment, over which flies the American flag, while dreaming of coming home to his family. A sad print which would have rung a familiar note with its intended audience of those who stayed at home and dreamed of their sons, husbands and fathers away at the front.
Civilwar
The civil war is the single most significant event in all of US history, The civil war Institute is a weeklong special summer program designed to
http://www.american.edu/cas/hist/civilwar.htm

Extractions: Contact Information The Civil War is the single most significant event in all of U.S. history, and Americans continue to struggle to come to terms with the Civil War's relationship to American politics, nationhood, and race relations. Well over 65,000 books have been written on the subject and new ones appear every year. There are Civil War Societies throughout the world. Battlefield reenactments draw participants from many countries as far away as Germany and Japan. The venerable statesman Sir Winston Churchill wrote, "The American Civil War has given me my only two heroes: Abraham Lincoln and Robert E. Lee." From 1861 through 1865, the Potomac River divided the United Stated into two nations at war, making Virginia and the Washington, D.C., area the center of the storm that ravaged and remade the nation. The Civil War Institute is a week-long special summer program designed to introduce you to the key causes and consequences of the Civil War by exploring the remnants and remembrances of the era that remain in the nation's capital. The institute combines morning lectures with afternoon thematic study tours to important historical sites in the D.C. area, providing students with a sense of history as it was lived. Institute Co-Directors Alan Kraut, professor, Department of History, and Ed Smith, professor of anthropology and Director of American Studies, in the College of Arts and Sciences at American University, will lecture, lead discussions, and guide thematic tours of local sites.
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civil war SOLDIER (1 hour) Over 160000 soldiers who participated in the Battle of of topics on the Battle of Gettysburg and the American civil war.
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U.S. Civil War Center -- Call For Papers
Panels are now forming on topics involving The American civil war and We are particularly interested in sessions on battle reenactment and the war.
http://www.cwc.lsu.edu/cwc/Call for Papers.htm

Extractions: Sessions run for ninety minutes, and each presenter receives fifteen minutes, depending on the number of papers in each panel. Please plan to stay within this time limit. A DVD player will be provided in each room, so that we can accommodate film clips as well as PowerPoint-type slide programs. Graduate students are especially welcome to submit proposals. Whole panel proposals will also be considered. Please join us for this exceptionally fine and vibrant conference.
U.S. News: The Battle For America's Memory Is Being Fought In The Nation's Histo
Who won the civil war? You d have a hard time finding out at Gettysburg. ordering the park service to encourage civil war battle sites to recognize and
http://www.usnewsclassroom.com/issue/020930/usnews/30civil.htm

Extractions: Who won the Civil War? You'd have a hard time finding out at Gettysburg. Sure, there are plenty of artifacts in the dilapidated vistor center: cases full of gray and blue uniforms, fading regimental flags, and rows of shining rifles. Step outside, and you'll learn about the flanking movements and angles of fire, the storied charges and tactical gambits that decided the momentous three day battle. The 1,320 monuments, markers, and memorials that dot the fields of Gettysburg National Military Park pay special attention to troop movements and casualty lists, emphasizing the valor and courage of those who fought. Only a few mention the preservation of the Union; none celebrate the end of slavery. For almost 2 million visitors each year, the Pennsylvania battlefield confirms everything they know from documentaries, Hollywood, and popular fiction: that the war was America's epic, a heroic conflict both sides fought for freedom. The same tale is told at battlefields across the country. And it's wrong. Gettysburg is the fight's most prominent battlefield, traditionally described there as "the high-water mark of the Confederacy," with the spotlight on Robert E. Lee's audacious generalship and the bravery of the Confederate charges. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, and its "new birth of freedom," are relegated to a small monument across the street from the visitor center. That part of the story was "almost ignoredÊ...Êbecause it didn't agree with the older version of the battle" as a morally neutral conflict between two equally honorable foes, says Columbia University historian Eric Foner.
CivilWarAlbum.com Site Index
civil war sites. Battle of Columbus. Illinois The Illinois in the civil war Message Board Galena (US Grant Home) Springfield (Lincoln Tomb)
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Extractions: Site Index Quick Find CivilWarAlbum.com Main Page Antietam, a Virtual Tour Atlanta Campaign, a Virtual Tour Champion Hill, a Virtual Tour Civil War in Indian Territory Photo Album Civil War in Louisiana Photo Album Fort Donelson Photo Album (Ft. Henry) Fort Washita, a Virtual Tour Gettysburg, a Virtual Tour Port Hudson Photo Album Shiloh, a Virtual Tour Stones River, a Virtual Tour USS Cairo Photo Album Vicksburg Campaign, a Virtual Tour Misc. Civil War Sites Photo Album *Alabama *Arizona *Arkansas *California *Delaware *Florida *Georgia *Illinois *Indiana *Kansas *Kentucky *Maine *Maryland *Massachusetts *Mississippi *Missouri *New Jersey *New Mexico *New York *North Carolina *Oklahoma (Indian Territory) *Pennsylvania *South Carolina *Tennessee *Texas *Virginia *Washington D.C. *West Virginia Search this site or the web Powered by FreeFind Site search Web search NEW CivilWarAlbum.com Virtual Tours Over 300 Panoramas of Civil War Sites CivilWar Album.com Home Page Home BSA Troop 126 at Oklahoma Civil War Sites Panoramas About CivilWarAlbum.com ... Today's date in Civil War History Antietam , a Virtual Tour Home Visitor Center Tour Stops Pry House (McClellan's headquarters ... Panoramas Stones River, a Virtual Tour
Antietam On The Web :: Sources
The American civil war battle of Antietam (Sharpsburg). History A comprehensive and extensive information source on the battle fought on September 17,
http://aotw.org/sources.php

Extractions: Sources Welcome to the Sources section. This is the place to find more information and other viewpoints about the Battle of Antietam, and about the Civil War in general. These are both of the on-line and traditional printed media varieties. The references below are here either because I found them to of great help in building this site, or because they help illuminate some facet of the history of the Civil War which we cannot adequately cover at this site. See the Site Bibliography for a more complete set of references used here on AotW. let us know December 20, 1860 The U.S. Civil War Center (LSU) - The grandaddy of all Link indices! American Civil War: Resources on the Internet - Another very large list of links organized by subject; from Dakota State University The alt.war.civil.usa Reading List - a large list of recommended reading The alt.war.civil.usa newsgroup Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Part 1 and Part 2 - may have answered your ACW question already!
Maryland Civil War - Sailor
Unit based in Baltimore offers a look at the unit s civil war history. Battle of Antietam The 135th Anniversary Reenactment
http://www.sailor.lib.md.us/MD_topics/his/war_civ.html
Civil War, Tradition And Tragedy
Our understanding of the relationship between slavery and the civil war In Texas, George W. Bush, who successfully ducked the battle flag issue in the
http://www.american-partisan.com/cols/hall/041100.htm
Congressional Medal Of Honor Recipients - The Civil War Soldier
To find out more about the armies and soldiers that fought the Battle of Gettysburg and the National Park Service civil war Flags in NPS Collections
http://www.medalofhonor.com/CivilWarSoldier.htm

Extractions: (GNMP) The armies that marched into Pennsylvania in the summer of 1863 were well acquainted with each other. The Union Army of the Potomac , commanded by Major General George G. Meade, had been at the literal mercy of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia , commanded by General Robert E. Lee, for nearly nine months prior to opening of the Gettysburg Campaign . Though Union forces often outnumbered Lee's forces on any given battlefield, Lee's brilliant tactics, the leadership of his generals, and the spirit of his troops had secured numerous victories for the Confederacy, among them the humiliating defeat of the Army of the Potomac at Fredericksburg
Civil War Traveler In Central Virginia
civil war Battlefields Sites in Central Virginia. Petersburg image On to Richmond was the battle cry of Northern politicians, military leaders and
http://www.civilwar-va.com/virginia/va-central/

Extractions: O n to Richmond" was the battle cry of Northern politicians, military leaders and newspapermen as the war began. A quick, powerful thrust would cast aside Southern resistance, topple the Confederate capital and end the war. So went the promise. Maps made it look easy. Only 100 miles or so separated the two warring capitals. But maps don't show the quality of the resistance. Maps don't show the ineptness and genius of leaders. The most direct road to Richmond was straight south. Northern armies under Gens. McDowell, Burnside, Hooker and Meade tried that road and found it blocked, most times by determined Confederates under Robert E. Lee. Finally, in the spring of 1864, U.S. Grant took command and drove relentlessly south. His soldiers marched into Richmond nearly a year later. The countryside west of the Tidewater and east of the Blue Ridge Mountains between Washington and Petersburg is the most bloodsoaked in the country. Thousands died fighting at places no one had heard of before, places like Cold Harbor, Chancellorsville, Malvern Hill, Spotsylvania, Brandy Station and the North Anna River. More fell during encounters at places that had no name.
Subject Listing For History Of Conflict - Korean War
The exhibitions cover the Battle of the Atlantic during the World war Two, This includes the English civil war, the Crimean war, the Boer war,
http://aerade.cranfield.ac.uk/subject-listing/histcon10.html

Extractions: This site provides access to the full text of the Air University book written by William W. Momyer, first published in 1978 and reprinted with a new preface by the author in 2003. The chapters in the book look at the strategy of air power; command and control of air power; command and control of air power in the Vietnam War; the counter air battle or air superiority; interdiction during World War Two, Korea and Vietnam; air power and the ground battle; and blunting the attack with airpower. This site provides information on conflicts and wars which Canadians have participated in. Conflicts covered include the French-Indian Wars, War of 1812, Rebellion of 1837, World War One, Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan 2001, and peacekeeping missions. It provides an historical background to the conflicts, timelines, battles, letters home, guest author submissions, links to further resources and guidelines for tracing family history. Archived news site looking at Korea fifty years on from the Korean War. The site provides information about the current state of Korea. It also contains information on the Korean War including interactive maps. There are full-text key documents available such as the CIA Analysis of the North Korea Invasion, National Security Council No.68, and the US-USSR Diplomatic Exchange. The site also features interviews with veterans, and profile of the military leaders.

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