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Distinguished Lecture Series

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2/12/2015 Don Doyle Doyle The Cause of All Nations: An International History

of the American Civil War

1/8/2015 David Moore Moore General William S. Rosecrans

12/11/2015 Dave Keller Keller Camp Douglas

11/13/2015 Philip Leigh Leigh Trading with the Enemy

10/9/2015 Dennis Frye Frye John Brown: The Spark That Ignited the War

9/11/2015 Dale Phillips Phillips The Capture of New Orleans

6/12/2015 Garry Adelman Adelman 4D Civil War Photography Extravaganza

5/8/2015 Eric Leonard Leonard Cartel, Code, and Consequences at Andersonville

4/10/2015 Michael Burlingame Burlingame The Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln

3/13/2015 Tom Huntington Huntington My Search for George Gordon Meade

2/13/2015 Leslie Goddard Goddard "Gone With the Wind" and the Construction of

Civil War Memory

1/9/2015 John Horn Horn George Bernard and the 12th Virginia Infantry

12/12/2014 James Ogden Ogden The Engagement at Reed's Bridge

11/14/2014 Steve Towne Towne Detecting Deserters and Disloyalty: U.S. Army

Intelligence Operations in the Midwest during the

Civil War

10/10/2014 Mark Bradley Bradley Wehen East Meets West: Joe Hooker, O.O.

Howard and the Atlanta Campaign

9/12/2014 Frank Varney Varney General Grant and the Rewriting of History

8/15/2014 Lance Herdegen Herdegen Gettysburg: A fight for the Colors

6/13/2014 Kenneth Noe Noe The War in Appalachia

5/9/2014 David Bastian Bastian Grant's Canal

4/11/2014 Scott Bowden Bowden Last Chance for Victory

3/14/2014 Aaron Barnhart, Diane Barnhardt Eickhoff Price's 1864 Missouri Raid

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Eickhoff

2/14/2014 Harold Knudsen Knudsen General James Longstreet

1/10/2014 Robert I. Girardi Girardi The Murder of General William "Bull" Nelson

12/13/2013 Kevin Weddle Weddle Lincoln's Tragic Admiral

10/11/2013 William Cooper Cooper We Have the WartUpon Us

9/13/2013 Mike Priest Priest South Mountain

543 6/14/2013 Tim Smith Smith Cornith 1862: Siege, Battle, Occupation

542 5/10/2013 Ethan Rafuse Rafuse Lee and Gettysburg

541 4/12/2013 John Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick "There is No Fail Here" President Lincoln at

Gettysburg

540 3/8/2013 Leslie Goddard Goddard Mary Chestnut

539 2/8/2013 Mary Abroe Abroe Grosvenor of Ohio: Saving Chickamauga - From

Horseshoe Ridge to Congress and Back

538 1/11/2013 David Powell Powell Confederate Cavalry in the Chickamauga

Campaign

537 12/14/2012 Dale Phillips Phillips The Red River Campaign

536 11/9/2012 Tom Clemens Clemens Antietam as You've Never Heard It

535 10/12/2012 Edward Bonekemper Bonekemper Lincoln and Grant: The Westerners Who Won the

War

534 9/14/2012 Tom Schwartz Schwartz A Peoples Contest: Lincoln, Soldiers and the

Dilemmas of Democracy

533 6/8/2012 Dennis Frye Frye Antietam

534 5/8/2012 Bruce Holden Reid Reid The Strategy of the Civil War

532 4/13/2012 Marshall Kroelick Kroelick Riding for the Union: 8th Illinois Calvary troopers

531 3/9/2012 A. Wilson Greene Greene Nevins - Freeman Address

530 2/10/2012 Harry Bulkeley Bulkeley U.S. Grant " I Propose to Fight it Out"

529 1/13/2012 Parker Hills Hills Chickamauga

528 12/9/2011 James Robertson Robertson The Untold Civil War

527 11/11/2011 Gail Stephens Stephens Early's 1864 Invasion of Maryland

526 10/14/2011 Nora Titone Titone "My Thoughts be Bloody" The Bitter Rivalry

Between Edwin and John Wilkes Booth

525 9/9/2011 Bruce Allardice Allardice Baseball and the Civil War

524 6/10/2011 Peter Carmichael Carmichael Robert E. Lee and the Strategy of Annihilation

523 5/13/2011 Thomas Schott Schott Alexander Stephens and Jefferson Davis: A

Marriage Made in hell

522 4/8/2011 Richard McMurry McMurry A Georgian Looks at Sherman

521 3/11/2011 Susan Boardman Boardman Gettysburg Cyclorama

520 2/11/2011 Dan Sutherland Sutherland Guerilla Warfare in the Civil War

519 1/14/2011 Larry Hewitt Hewitt Slandered Heros: Deserters that Didn't"

518 12/10/2010 Samuel C. Hyde Hyde A Wisconsin Yankee in the Confederate Bayou

Country

517 11/12/2010 Robert Girardi Girardi Civil War Corps Command: A Study In Leadership





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516 10/8/2010 Earl Hess Hess Soldier Life in the Trenches at Petersburg

515 9/10/2010 Wayne Mahood Mahood Union General James S. Wadsworth

514 6/11/2010 John V. Quarstein Quarstein Battle of the Ironclads

513 5/14/2010 William W. Freehling Freehling The Strange, Difficult Triumph of the Southern

Secession

512 4/9/2010 David O. Stewart Stewart The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson

511 3/12/2010 Eric Jacobson Jacobson The Battles of Spring Hill and Franklin

510 2/12/2010 Paul Finkelman Finkelman Lincoln and Emancipation

509 1/8/2010 Robert Girardi Girardi Railroad Defense in the Atlanta Campaign

508 12/11/2009 Brooks Davis Davis Lincoln and Davis as War Leaders

507 11/13/2009 Patrick A. Schroeder Schroeder Myths about Lee’s Surrender

506 10/9/2009 Craig L. Symonds Symonds The Blockade: A Reassessment

505 9/11/2009 Tom Chaffin Chaffin H. L. Hunley

504 6/12/2009 Thomas Cartwright Cartwright Cleburne & Sherman at Missionary Ridge

503 5/8/2009 James Ogden Ogden Chickamauga – Rescue at Horseshoe Ridge

501 4/25/2009 A. Wilson Greene Greene Is Interest in Civil War Study Declining?

502 4/25/2009 Phil Seyfirt Seyfirt The Murder of Union Maj. General William ‘Bull’

Nelson

500 4/17/2009 Stephen R. Wise Wise Gate of Hell: The 1863 Campaign for Battery

Wagner & Charleston

499 3/13/2009 John Latschar Latschar Reinterpreting Gettysburg

498 2/13/2009 Bruce Allardice Allardice Lincoln as War Leader

497 12/12/2008 Craig L. Symonds Symonds Lincoln and his Admiral

496 11/14/2008 Richard Hatcher Hatcher Fort Sumter – 1829 to 1947

495 10/17/2008 Gloria Swift Swift Ford’s Theatre’s Secrets Revealed!

494 9/12/2008 Peter Cozzens Cozzens The 1862 Shenandoah Valley Campaign

Reconsidered

493 6/13/2008 Bill Farina Farina U. S. Grant

492 5/9/2008 Vernon Burton Burton The Age of Lincoln

491 4/11/2008 Jennifer L. Weber Weber Copperheads: The Rise and Fall of Lincoln’s

Opponents in the North

490 3/14/2008 Brian Wills Wills The Civil War in Cinema

489 2/8/2008 David E. Long Long Lincoln, Davis, and the Dahlgren Raid

488 1/11/2008 Edward T. Cotham, Jr. Cotham, Jr. The Southern Journey of a Civil War Marine

487 12/14/2007 Gordon Rhea Rhea Charles Whilden and the Wilderness

486 11/9/2007 John Y. Simon Simon Could the South Have Won the Civil War?

485 10/12/2007 A. Wilson Greene Greene Civil War Petersburg: Confederate City in the

Crucible of War

484 9/14/2007 Horace Mewborn Mewborn Stuart’s Ride Around McClellan in June 1862

483 6/8/2007 John Coski Coski The Confederate Battle Flag: America’s Most

Embattled Emblem

482 5/11/2007 Crickett Bauer Pohanka Battlefield Preservation





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481 5/5/2007 Michael Kauffman Kauffman The Lincoln Conspiracy Trial

480 5/4/2007 Dale Floyd Floyd Conducting Research at the National Archives

479 5/3/2007 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss The Marine Corps in the Civil War

478 4/13/2007 R. E. Lee Krick Krick A True Story of Brother Against Brother: The

Terrill Generals of Virginia

477 3/9/2007 Peter Cozzens Cozzens A Lesson in Patriotism Ambrose Bierce’s Civil

War

476 2/9/2007 Dan Paterson, Jr. Paterson A Longstreet Pictorial History

475 1/12/2007 Kurt Carlson Carlson Backing the Boys: Chicago Business and Industry

in the Civil War

474 12/8/2006 David Bridges Bridges Fighting with J.E.B. Stuart: Major James Breathed

and the Confederate Horse Artillery

473 11/10/2006 Robert O’Neal O’Neill Philip St. George Cooke, John Buford, Wesley

Merritt, Alfred Pleaston and George Armstrong

Custer

472 10/13/2006 Gordon E. Dammann Dammann A Museum, A Battlefield and A Hero

471 9/8/2006 Michael Kauffman Kauffman American Brutus: John Wilkes Booth and the

Lincoln Conspiracies

470 6/9/2006 George Rable Rable Fredericksburg in the Larger Civil War Universe

469 5/12/2006 Mark A. Noll Noll How the Bible Helped Start the Civil War

468 3/10/2006 Gail Stephens Stephens Lew Wallace: Controversial Civil War Soldier

467 2/10/2006 James McPherson McPherson Abe Lincoln’s as Commander- in-Chief

466 1/13/2006 Multiple Speakers Speakers The Most Significant ‘What-Ifs’ of Civil War

History

465 12/9/2005 Steven Fratt Fratt Civil War Tactics and Technology

464 11/11/2005 Edward Bonekemper Bonekemper A Victor Not a Butcher – U.S. Grant’s Overlooked

Military Genius

463 10/14/2005 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss The Most Forgotten, Misunderstood & Least

Appreciated Civil War Battles and Soldiers

462 9/9/2005 Richard McMurry McMurry Forty-years to a New Framework for the Civil War

461 5/13/2005 Daniel Nettesheim Nettesheim Winfield Scott Hancock: Leadership and the

Subordinate General

460 4/29/2005 Terrence Winschel Winschel Union Victory at Vicksburg: Crucial to the

Outcome of the War

459 4/28/2005 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Grierson’s Raid

458 4/8/2005 Kent Gramm Gramm A More Perfect Tribute: Lincoln and the

Gettysburg Address

457 3/11/2005 Bruce Allardice Allardice The Vote to Win the War: The Election of 1864

456 2/11/2005 Robert J. Miller Miller Both Prayed to the Same God – Religion, Faith and

the Civil War

455 1/14/2005 Terrence Winschel Winschel Stephen D. Lee and the Making of an American

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454 12/10/2004 David Zarefsky Zarefsky Lincoln, Douglas and Slavery: The Crucible of

Public Debate

453 11/12/2004 Dorothy Kelly Kelly A Want of Confidence: The Failure of Longstreet’s

East Tennessee Campaign

452 9/10/2004 Parker Hills Hills The Forgotten Vicksburg: The Louisiana

Campaign

451 6/11/2004 Mark L. Bradley Bradley The Command Partnership of Robert E. Lee and

Joseph Johnston in 1865

450 5/14/2004 Bruce Tap Tap The Committee on the Conduct of the War: It’s

Origins, Assumptions & Significance

449 4/16/2004 James Ogden Ogden ’Inflicting All the Damage You Can’ Sherman

Targets the War Resources

448 3/12/2004 Thomas Schwartz Schwartz Crazy Folks…Why I Must Only Take My Chances:

Abraham Lincoln & Death Threats

448 2/11/2004 Lawrence Hewitt Hewitt The Confederacy’s Best Chance for Victory:

Robert E. Lee and the Battle of Annihilation

447 1/9/2004 Arnold W. Schofield Schofield Forgotten Warriors: American Indians in the Civil

War as Allies & Adversaries

446 12/12/2003 Hans L. Trefousse Trefousse Booth Shot Better Than He Knew

445 11/14/2003 Eric J. Wittenberg Wittenberg Little Phil: A Critical Assessment of the Civil War

Generalship of Philip H. Sheridan

444 10/10/2003 Jerry L. Russell Russell Battlefield Preservation – From the Beginning

443 9/12/2003 Noah Andre Trudeau Trudeau The Appomattox Campaign: Lee’s Greatest Victory

442 6/14/2003 John M. Priest Priest The Cavalry at Antietam

441 5/9/2003 William C. Davis Davis A New Look at the Confederacy: A State More

Centralized Than the Union

440 5/2/2003 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Lee’s Command Structure

439 5/1/2003 D. Scott Hartwig Hartwig A Study in Command at Gettysburg

438 4/11/2003 Kenneth Noe Noe Perryville: This Grand Havoc of Battle

437 3/13/2003 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss A Comparison of Civil War and WWII Medical

Treatment

436 2/14/2003 Gerald J. Prokopowicz Prokopowicz All for the Regiment: The Quest for Decisive Battle

in the Civil War

435 1/10/2003 Thomas G. Clemens Clemens Lee’s Intentions in the Maryland Campaign of

1862

434 12/13/2002 David C. Hinze Hinze For Glory & Southern Retribution: Jo Shelby’s

Daring 1863 Raid

433 11/8/2002 John W. Schildt Schildt The Stonewall Brigade: 1742 – 2002

432 10/11/2002 Harold Holzer Holzer Politics, Dissent and Terrorism: Lincoln and Civil

War New York

431 9/13/2002 Jennifer Cain Cain Eternal Soldiers: The Role of Civil War Bohrnstedt

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430 5/10/2002 Theodore P. Savas Savas Lifeblood of the Confederate Machine:George

Washington Raines and the August Powder Works

429 4/12/2002 Patrick Brennan Brennan Brandy Station

428 3/8/2002 Stephen R. Wise Wise The Union/ Confederate Navies

427 2/8/2002 Joe D. Davis Davis Shiloh Revisited

426 1/11/2002 Daniel R. Weinberg Weinberg Tattlings of a Collecting Voyeur

425 12/14/2001 William McGrath McGrath The Sinking of the U.S.S. Cairo

424 11/9/2001 Kathleen Ernst Ernst Too Afraid to Cry: Civilians in Antietam

424 10/12/2001 Brooks Davis Davis Stephen A. Douglas & A. Lincoln: Friendly

Enemies?

423 10/2/2001 Charles P. Roland Roland Leadership Character of R. E. Lee

422 9/14/2001 David C. Hinze Hinze Philip H. Sheridan’s Early Years in the Civil War

421 6/8/2001 Leslie J. Gordon Gordon General Geo. Pickett: Life and Legend

420 5/11/2001 Anne Bailey Bailey After Atlanta: How the Confederacy Self-

Destructed in the Western Theater

419 3/29/2001 Mark L. Bradley Bradley The Surrender in North Carolina

418 2/9/2001 Jack Welsh Welsh Union Generals as Patriots

417 1/12/2001 Terrence Winschel Winschel Shut-up in a Trap: Vicksburg Siege

416 12/9/2000 Gordon Rhea Rhea The Overland Campaign

414 11/11/2000 Stephen Ambrose Ambrose Civil War Round Tables and the Railroad

413 11/11/2000 Jean H. Baker Baker Mary Todd Lincoln: The White House Years

412 11/11/2000 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Stump Ed……..

415 11/11/2000 Lance Herdegen Herdegen Those Damn Black Hats at Gettysburg

411 11/11/2000 Marshall Krolick Krolick The Federal Reaction to Mosby’s Tactics

410 9/8/2000 Thomas Lowry Lowry Sex in the Civil War

409 6/9/2000 John Y. Simon Simon Lincoln & Grant

408 5/12/2000 Robert Zeller Zeller The Civil War in Depth

407 4/11/2000 Robert Girardi Girardi The Real War Will Never Get in the Books

406 3/10/2000 Craig L. Symonds Symonds Battle of Mobile Bay

405 2/11/2000 Thomas Cartwright Cartwright The Tennessee Campaign of 1864

404 1/14/2000 Cathy Geeler Geeler The Battle of Monacacy

403 12/10/1999 Cullom Davis Davis The Law Practice of A. Lincoln

402 11/12/1999 Charles P. Roland Roland Anti-Southern Defends Slavery

401 10/8/1999 David H. Donald Donald The friendship of Lincoln & O. Browning

400 9/17/1999 Kenneth Winkle Winkle New Salem’s Role in the Rise of Lincoln

399 6/11/1999 Thomas P. Sweeney Sweeney General ‘Fightin’ Tom” Sweeney

398 5/14/1999 Michael Andrus Andrus The Confederate Cover-up at Seven Pines

397 4/9/1999 Lance Herdegen Herdegen The Iron Brigade

396 3/12/1999 Peter Cozzens Cozzens My Poor Little 9th

395 2/12/1999 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss The Attempted Escape of John Wilkes Booth

394 1/15/1999 Marshall Krolick Krolick Meade and his Generals





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393 12/11/1998 Paul Finkelman Finkelman Lincoln, Race, & Slavery

392 11/13/1998 Robert O’Neal O’Neal The Fed. Cavalry in the Peninsula Campaign

391 10/9/1998 William C. Davis Davis Myths & Realities of the Civil War

390 9/11/1998 Brian Pohanka Pohanka When History Meets Hollywood

389 6/12/1998 John M. Priest Priest Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg

388 5/8/1998 Nathaniel Hughes Hughes Forty Years on the Firing Line

387 4/17/1998 Keith Rocco Rocco Civil War Art

386 3/13/1998 Mark L. Bradley Bradley The Battle of Bentonville

385 2/13/1998 D. Scott Hartwig Hartwig The 69th Pennsylvannia Infantry At Gettysburg

384 1/9/1998 Dan McCarthy McCarthy The 83rd Illinois

383 12/12/1997 Larry Gibbs Gibbs Reconstruction: The Unfinished Legacy of the Civil

War

383 11/14/1997 Theodore Karamanski Karamanski Bronze Men, Marble Memoirs, Sculpture,

Commemoration and the Memory of the Civil War

in Chicago

382 10/17/1997 Chris Von Vielle Vielle The Wilmington Campaign

381 9/12/1997 Wiley Sword Sword Southern Invincibility: The Civil War’s Mental

Confrontation

380 6/13/1997 Mark Grimsley Grimsley Myths of Sherman’s March to the Sea

379 5/9/1997 William J. Cooper Cooper Jefferson Davis

378 4/19/1997 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss The Vicksburg Campaign

376 4/19/1997 Marshall Krolick Krolick Grierson’s Raid

375 4/19/1997 Gene Salecker Salecker The Sultana Disaster

373 4/19/1997 Theodore P. Savas Savas The C.S.S. Arkansas

374 4/19/1997 Brian Wills Wills The Fort Pillow Massacre

377 4/19/1997 Terrence Winschel Winschel In the Defense of Vicksburg

372 4/18/1997 Lawrence Hewitt Hewitt Admiral David E. Farragut

371 4/11/1997 David Ruth Ruth The Peninsula Campaign of 1862

370 3/14/1997 Dale Phillips Phillips Benjamin Butler & the Occupation of N. O.

369 2/21/1997 Bruce Allardice Allardice Civil War Generals, Poltroons, Patriots and

Politicians

368 1/10/1997 Kurt Carlson Carlson Patrick Cleburne: What Makes a General Great?

367 12/13/1996 Robert L. Krick Krick The Army of Northern Virginia’s Staff Corps

366 11/8/1996 Phillip Paludan Paludan Lincoln & the Propaganda of War & Peace

355 10/18/1996 James McPherson McPherson Married Soldiers in the Civil War

354 9/20/1996 Stephen R. Wise Wise The 1863 Charleston Campaign

353 6/14/1996 Michael Kauffman Kauffman The Lincoln Assassination: The Investigation

Continues

352 5/10/1996 Marshall Krolick Krolick The Cavalry in the Chancellorsville Campaign

351 4/12/1996 John C. Waugh Waugh The Class of 1846

350 3/8/1996 Brian Wills Wills Nathan Bedford Forrest: Uncivil Warrior





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349 2/16/1996 James Ogden Ogden The Battles of Chickamauga & Chattanooga

(Microphone not at podium, Audio Weak)

348 1/12/1996 Harold W. Nelson Nelson Teaching Generalship on Civil War Battlefields

347 12/8/1995 William C. Davis Davis Davis, Johnston, and Beauregard

346 11/10/1995 David H. Donald Donald The Reticence of Abraham Lincoln

345 10/13/1995 Richard Current Current Rediscovering the Civil War

344 6/9/1995 John Y. Simon Simon Forging a Commander: Grant and the First Year

of the Civil War

343 5/12/1995 Tamara Melia Melia James B. McPherson & the Ideals of the Old Army

342 4/14/1995 William Hanchett Hanchett Lincoln’s Assassination After 130 Yrs

341 3/10/1995 Ervin Jordan Jordan Afro-Confederate Loyalty in Civil War Virginia

340 2/17/1995 Ralph G. Newman Newman A Handful of Lincoln & Civil War Authors

339 1/13/1995 James I. Robertson Robertson New View Points On Stonewall Jackson

338 12/9/1994 Lincoln College College Rosehill Cemetery

337 12/9/1994 David E. Long Long Emancipation Issues in the 1864 Presidential

Campaign

336 11/7/1994 Terry Van Meter Meter The Cavalry Corps of the Army of the Potomac

334 9/9/1994 Frank Williams Williams Abraham Lincoln: Our Ever Present

Contemporary

333 6/6/1994 Stacey Allen Allen New Discoveries at Shiloh

332 5/13/1994 Robert K. Krick Krick Lawyers, Politicians and Clerks: The Regimental

Commanders of the Army of Northern Virginia

332 5/5/1994 Dennis Frye Frye The Shattered Shenandoah

331 4/8/1994 Kenneth McKenzie McKenzie Confederate Charleston

330 3/11/1994 Gordon Sullivan Sullivan Grant’s Challenges as Cmdg General, 1864

329 12/10/1993 Paul I. Kliger Kliger The Confederate Invasion of New Mexico

328 11/12/1993 K. Jerry Williams Williams The C.S.N. & Blockade Running in England

327 9/10/1993 William Young Young Pickett’s Charge

326 6/11/1993 Frances Kennedy Kennedy Community Benefits to Battlefield Preservation

325 5/14/1993 William Piston Piston Clio & the General: James Longstreet and the

Writing of Southern History

324 5/8/1993 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Union Gunboats on the Mississippi

323 5/7/1993 Terrence Winschel Winschel Grant’s March Through Mississippi

322 4/16/1993 Carol Reardon Reardon Images of Pickett’s Charge in Southern Hist.

321 3/12/1993 Frank Byrne Byrne Civil War Prisons: Myth and Reality

320 2/12/1993 Brian Pohanka Pohanka Digging into Custer’s Last Stand

319 1/8/1993 Brooks Davis Davis Jeff Davis & Abe Lincoln as Commanders in Chief

318 12/11/1992 Peter Cozzens Cozzens The 21st Ohio on Horseshoe Ridge

317 11/13/1992 John Hennessey Hennessey Return to Bull Run

316 10/9/1992 Shelby Foote Foote Epilogue of the Civil War

315 9/11/1992 Wiley Sword Sword A Perspectives on Franklin and Nashville





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314 6/12/1992 Steven Newton Newton Joe Johnston: Politics, Ego &Rationalization after

the Battle of Seven Pines

313 5/8/1992 Lawrence Hewitt Hewitt Port Hudson: Best Photographed

312 5/1/1992 John Coverick Coverick The Fighting for Culp’s Hill and East Cemetery

Hill (Gettysburg)

311 4/30/1992 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Lee & his Problems with his Corps Commanders

310 4/10/1992 Dennis Frye Frye Mosby Vs. Sheridan in the Shenandoah

309 3/13/1992 Herman Hattaway Hattaway Teaching the Civil War at West Point

308 2/14/1992 William Robertson Robertson General Thomas J. Wood at Chickamauga

307 1/10/1992 Osborne & Crane Crane A Women’s War: Two Perspectives, No. & So.

306 12/13/1991 Mary Abroe Abroe Battlefield Commemoration & Preservation

305 11/8/1991 Alan T. Nolan Nolan The Generalship of R. E. Lee

304 10/11/1991 Gary Gallagher Gallagher Jubal Early & the Myth of the Lost Cause

303 10/4/1991 James Hickey Hickey The Lincoln Collection at Lincoln College

302 9/13/1991 Blake Magner Magner Stannard’s 2d Vermont Brigade

301 6/14/1991 Jean H. Baker Baker The Abraham Lincoln Marriage

300 5/10/1991 Michael Hughes Hughes Chattanooga Campaign during the Fall 1863

298 5/2/1991 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Shiloh through the Capture of Corinth

299 5/2/1991 Wiley Sword Sword Albert S. Johnston: How Good a General?

297 4/12/1991 A. Wilson Greene Greene The 11th Corps on the 1st Day at Gettysburg

296 3/8/1991 Gerald A. Regan Regan The Walk of Correspondents Browne, Davis And

Richardson: 340 Miles to Freedom

295 2/12/1991 James McPherson McPherson Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War

294 2/8/1991 Terrence Winschel Winschel Relief of Fortress Vicksburg

293 1/11/1991 Marshall Krolick Krolick Cavalry Battle at Gettysburg

292 12/14/1990 C. Robert Douglas Douglas Granny Lee: Fiasco in West Virginia

291 11/8/1990 William Burton Burton Ethnic Soldiers in the Union Army

289 10/13/1990 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Sherman & Hood at Atlanta

286 10/13/1990 Gary Gallagher Gallagher Early & Sheridan in the Valley

288 10/13/1990 Robert K. Krick Krick Jackson & Banks in the Valley

287 10/13/1990 Mark E. Neely Neely The Emancipation Proclamation

290 10/13/1990 James I. Robertson Robertson Abraham Lincoln & Jefferson Davis

285 9/14/1990 Richard Huebner Huebner The Meserve Civil War Record

284 6/8/1990 Jerry L. Rogers Rogers The Protection of Battlefields

283 5/11/1990 William E. Parrish Parrish Confederate Governors

282 5/4/1990 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Antietam Generals

281 5/3/1990 Dennis Frye Frye Davis’ Cavalry Escape from Harper’s Ferry

280 4/13/1990 Richard McMurry McMurry Confederate Journalism

279 3/9/1990 Michael Andrus Andrus General Edward ‘Allegheny’ Johnson

278 1/12/1990 William J. Sullivan Sullivan Chicago During the Civil War

277 12/8/1989 Armin Wing Wing The Gods of War & Prince of Peace





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276 11/10/1989 Herbert Schiller Schiller The Bermuda Hundred Campaign

275 10/6/1989 Gary Gallagher Gallagher Edward Porter Alexander

274 9/8/1989 Mark E. Neely Neely Was the Civil War Total War?

273 6/9/1989 John Y. Simon Simon Edward Baker at Ball’s Bluff

272 5/12/1989 Edwin Simmons Simmons Fort Fisher

271 4/14/1989 Charles Wesselhoeft Wesselhoeft The Army of the Tenn. Under Grant

270 3/10/1989 Jerry L. Russell Russell The Battle of Pea Ridge

269 2/10/1989 James McPherson McPherson Lincoln & Liberty

268 1/13/1989 Bruce Bazelon Bazelon Gettysburg After the Fight

267 12/9/1988 Karen Osborne Osborne A Civil War Christmas

266 11/11/1988 Gordon Whitney Whitney Sherman & his Lieutenants

265 10/11/1988 Herdegen & Beaudot Beaudot Herdegren The Railroad Cut at Gettysburg

264 9/9/1988 Robert K. Krick Krick The Army of Northern Virginia, Sept. 1862

263 6/10/1988 Edward G. Longacre Longacre The Army of the James, 1863 – 1865

262 5/13/1988 Gerald Linderman Linderman The Experience of Combat in the Civil War

261 4/28/1988 Frank Van Diver Diver Lee & Jackson: Model Partners

260 4/27/1988 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss A Comparison of Both Armies in the East, 1862 -

1864

259 4/8/1988 Michael T. Snyder Snyder The Battle of Seven Pines

258 3/11/1988 Holzer & Neely Neely Holzer The Confederate Images of the Lost Cause

257 2/12/1988 William Hanchett Hanchett Abraham Lincoln: Man in the Middle

256 1/8/1988 James Vlazny Vlazny Robert Barnwell Rhett: Father of Secession

255 12/11/1987 Gordon E. Dammann Dammann In Defense of the Civil War Surgeon

254 11/13/1987 James Ramage Ramage John Hunt Morgan

253 10/9/1987 William Saffire Saffire Lincoln’s Constitutional Excesses

252 9/11/1987 James T. Hickey Hickey Robert Todd Lincoln’s Relationship with Authors

and Artists

251 6/5/1987 Mark Boatner Boatner The Civil War Dictionary

250 5/8/1987 Betty J. Otto Otto Maryland Remembers the Civil War

249 5/2/1987 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Career Summarization of the Pea Ridge Battle

Commanders

248 5/1/1987 Richard Hatcher Hatcher Captain Nathaniel Lyon

247 4/17/1987 Mike B. Chesson Chesson The Richmond Bread Riot

246 3/13/1987 Howard McManus McManus The Battle of Cloyd’s Mountain

245 2/20/1987 Ralph G. Newman Newman Robert Todd Lincoln & the Civil War

244 1/9/1987 Marshall Krolick Krolick From Captain to Brigadier: The Promotions of

Custer, Farnsworth and Merritt

243 12/12/1986 Alan T. Nolan Nolan A Historic View of Robert E. Lee

242 11/14/1986 A. Wilson Greene Greene The Bloody Angle at Spotsylvania

241 10/10/1986 Richard F. Selcer Selcer Lee and Pickett

240 9/12/1986 Harold Hyman Hyman Lincoln and Yuppie Lawyers

239 6/6/1986 James I. Robertson Robertson General Ambrose Powell Hill





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238 5/9/1986 Gordon Whitney Whitney The President Will Now Make a Few Remarks

237 5/2/1986 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Coastal Artillery

236 5/1/1986 Robert K. Krick Krick James ‘Pete’ Longstreet

235 4/11/1986 Edgar G. Archer Archer Orthopedic Surgery during the Civil War

228 3/15/1986 Tom Arliskas Arliskas Grant at Belmont

231 3/15/1986 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Grant at Vicksburg

233 3/15/1986 Robert K. Krick Krick Grant from the Rapidan to the James

230 3/15/1986 Marshall Krolick Krolick Grant’s General Order No. 11

227 3/15/1986 John Y. Simon Simon Grant as Commander

234 3/15/1986 Richard J. Sommers Sommers Grant at Petersburg

229 3/15/1986 Wiley Sword Sword Grant at Shiloh

232 3/15/1986 Gordon Whitney Whitney Grant at Chattanooga

226 2/14/1986 Mark E. Neely Neely Lincoln and Douglas

225 1/10/1986 Multiple Speakers Speakers Our Ethnic Ancestors in the Civil War

224 12/13/1985 Chris Caulkins Caulkins The Ragged & Starved Confederates: An

Examination of Lee’s Army, 1864 – 1865

223 11/8/1985 Donald C. Pfanz Pfanz The 11th Corps at Chancellorsville

222 10/11/1985 Kent M. Brown Brown Alonzo Cushing & his Battery at Gettysburg

221 9/20/1985 John Y. Simon Simon Editing the Papers of U. S. Grant

220 6/14/1985 Paul J. Beaver Beaver Lincoln’s Political Race in Central Illinois

219 5/4/1985 Harold Howard Howard Confederate Veterans

218 5/3/1985 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss The Corps Organization thru Petersburg

217 5/2/1985 Multiple Speakers Speakers Hatcher’s Run to Five Forks

216 4/12/1985 William J. Sullivan Sullivan The Trans-Mississippi in 1864

215 3/8/1985 Gary Gallagher Gallagher Stephen Dodson Ramseur

214 2/8/1985 Herman Hattaway Hattaway How the North Won

213 1/11/1985 Brooks Davis Davis The Grand Army of the Republic

212 12/14/1984 David Finny Finny The Death of Stonewall Jackson

211 11/9/1984 Merlin Sumner Sumner Grant’s Staff: A Plus or a Minus?

210 10/12/1984 Jim/ Alice Trulock Trulock Joshua L. Chamberlain

209 9/15/1984 Multiple Speakers Speakers Nevins - Freeman Assembly

208 6/8/1984 Daniel Jordan Jordan The Life & Adventures of John S. Mosby

207 5/18/1984 Walter N. Trenery Trenery John Pope

206 5/4/1984 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss John Pope

205 4/13/1984 Richard McMurry McMurry John Bell Hood

204 3/9/1984 Roy K. Flint Flint The Defeat at Cold Harbor

203 2/17/1984 Panel Discussion Discussion Senate Confrontation: Nov. 12th, 1860

202 1/13/1984 Myron Cohn Cohn The Signal & Telegraph Corps in the Civil War

201 12/9/1983 Karen Osborne Osborne Women in the Civil War

200 10/14/1983 Robert K. Krick Krick Cedar Mountain

199 9/9/1983 Walter H. Herbert Herbert Fighting Joe Hooker





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198 6/11/1983 Multiple Speakers Speakers Nevins-Freeman Assembly

197 4/8/1983 Robert Johannsen Johannsen Stephen A. Douglas & the Spirit of the Age

196 3/11/1983 John E. Devine Devine Cavalry Campaigns: Prelude to Gettysburg

195 12/10/1982 Perry Jamieson Jamieson Artillery Tactics of the Civil War

194 11/12/1982 Stephen B. Oates Oates John Brown: Catalyst for the Civil War

193 3/30/1981 E. B. ‘Pete’ Long Long The Saints of the Union

192 5/9/1980 Walter Brown Brown Albert Pike as a Confederate General

191 4/11/1980 Ralph G. Newman Newman The Lights Go On Again at Ford’s Theater

190 2/8/1980 James McDonough McDonough The Final Day at Stone’s River

189 1/11/1980 John Y. Simon Simon Grant as Historian: Memoirs Revisited

188 12/14/1979 Henry Pomerantz Pomerantz Aldie, Middleburg, & Upperville

187 11/9/1979 Daniel Jordan Jordan Richmond: First City of the Confederacy

186 10/12/1979 Robert K. Krick Krick Edward Porter Alexander, C.S.A

185 9/14/1979 Bill Mallory Mallory Actions North of the James

184 4/6/1979 William. A. Frassanito Frassanito Antietam: The Photographic Legacy of America’s

Bloodiest Day

183 3/9/1979 Herman Hattaway Hattaway Stephen D. Lee

182 1/17/1979 Grady McWhiney McWhiney Conf. Generals: Strengths & Weaknesses

181 12/8/1978 Brooks Davis Davis The Perryville Campaign

180 10/13/1978 Harold Hyman Hyman Has the Lincoln Conspiracy Theme Been

Exhausted?

179 9/8/1978 Merlin Sumner Sumner The 67th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment.

178 5/12/1978 Kenneth Carley Carley The Sioux Uprising of 1862

177 4/14/1978 Marshall Krolick Krolick The Battle of Brandy Station

172 3/10/1978 James I. Robertson Robertson Civil War Chaplains

171 1/13/1978 Sherman Lavigna Lavigna Benjamin Butler: Beast or Benefactor?

170 12/9/1977 Lewis Croce Croce Lincoln & the Federal Bureaucracy

169 11/17/1977 E. B. ‘Pete’ Long Long A Broader Approach to Civil War Strategy

168 10/14/1977 John P. Hunter Hunter The Capture of Jefferson Davis

167 3/12/1976 Roger G. Holloway Holloway Great Britain & the Civil War

166 5/9/1975 Ralph G. Newman Newman Lincoln’s Incredible Funeral

165 6/8/1974 Gordon Whitney Whitney 1st Nevin-Freeman Award given to Bruce Catton

164 3/8/1974 Marshall Krolick Krolick Lee & Longstreet at Gettysburg

163 2/8/1974 Dick Blake Blake A Look at Lincoln & the Schimmelfennig Singers

162 10/13/1973 Gerhard Clausius Clausius Stephen A. Hurlbut

161 9/12/1973 Paul Simon Simon Freedom’s Champion: Elijah Paris Lovejoy

160 6/8/1973 Geo. Hartzog Hartzog Our Endangered Civil War Battlefields

159 5/18/1973 Edward C. Johnson Johnson Embalming Surgeons of the Civil War

158 5/10/1973 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Lee’s Movement up the Rappahannock up to July

1st and the Battle of Gettysburg

157 4/13/1973 Dana M. Wegner Wegner Commodore Dirty Bill Porter





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156 3/9/1973 Bell I. Wiley Wiley Confederate Women of the Lost Cause

155 1/12/1973 Victor Hicken Hicken The Civil War Fighting Man: Comparison of Past

and Present

154 10/13/1972 Dan Lapinski Lapinski The Battle of Island No. 10

153 9/23/1972 Lowell H. Harrison Harrison General John C. Breckinridge, C.S.A.

152 6/9/1972 Robert H. Fowler Fowler New Discoveries about the Civil War

151 5/12/1972 Damon Wells, Jr. Wells Stephen A. Douglas & the South

150 4/21/1972 T. Harry Williams Williams Grant as President

149 3/10/1972 Alan T. Nolan Nolan The Iron Brigade & the Reasons Why

148 1/14/1972 James I. Robertson Robertson The Stonewall Brigade

147 12/10/1971 E.B. ‘Pete” Long Long The War Beyond the River: The Trans- Mississippi

and the Influence of the War in the West

146 11/9/1971 Charles Wesselhoeft Wesselhoeft Civil War Railroads an Overview

145 10/8/1971 Jerry L. Scholer Scholer Mary Ann Pittman

144 9/10/1971 Grady McWhiney McWhiney Jefferson Davis & His Generals

143 6/11/1971 Joe Eisendrath Eisendrath Lincoln Myths

142 5/14/1971 Harry M. Caudill Caudill Guerrilla War in Kentucky

141 4/3/1971 Ned Julian Julian Margaret Mitchell

140 3/19/1971 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Port Republic ~ Cross Keys

139 3/12/1971 Frank Rankin Rankin Morgan’s Raids

138 2/19/1971 Harry Anderson Anderson The Sioux Campaign

137 1/18/1971 Hobart G. Cawood Cawood Cold Harbor

136 12/18/1970 John P. Hunter Hunter Haskell of Gettysburg: The Iron Brigade’s Finest

135 11/13/1970 Joseph A. Daly Daly Battle at Pilgrim’s Point

134 10/16/1970 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss Vicksburg

133 5/1/1970 A. A. Lawrence Lawrence A Satirical View & Impact on American History

had the South Won at Gettysburg and Eventually

the War

132 10/10/1969 Bell I. Wiley Wiley Diary from Dixie: Mary Chestnut

131 9/8/1969 John T. Hubbell Hubbell J. S. McPherson

130 6/6/1969 Charles L. DuFour DuFour The Blue and the Gray in Mexico

129 4/12/1969 Warren W. Hassler Hassler A New Look at McClellan

128 3/14/1969 Brooks Davis Davis The Battle of Perryville ~ 1862

127 12/13/1968 Francis A. Lord Lord Weapons & Their Effect on Tactics

126 11/8/1968 Francis F. Wilshin Wilshin The Recapture of a Battlefield: First Bull Run in

Light of New Evidence

125 10/11/1968 Virgil C. Jones Jones The Union Naval Forces

124 9/13/1968 Lloyd D. Miller Miller The Union Left on the 2d Day at Gettysburg

123 6/7/1968 T. Harry Williams Williams A Yank at Oxford

122 5/10/1968 Leroy H. Fischer Fischer The Civil War in Today’s Perspective

121 5/3/1968 Ralph Happel Happel The Chancellorsville Family of Chancellorsville

120 5/2/1968 Joseph P. Cullen Cullen The Battle of Chancellorsville





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119 3/8/1968 Shelby Foote Foote Grant Comes to Washington

118 2/9/1968 Lloyd Ostendorf Ostendorf The Faces of Abraham Lincoln

117 1/12/1968 Glen H. Seymour Seymour Illinois in the 1850’s

116 12/15/1967 Phillip R. Davis Davis Justice in the Confederacy

115 11/10/1967 Ralph G. Newman Newman Readin’, Writin’, and Round Tables

114 10/27/1967 Dr. Mark M. Krug Krug Abraham Lincoln & Lyman Trumbull

113 9/8/1967 Elmer Gertz Gertz The Assassinations of Pres. Lincoln &Kennedy as

Seen by Jack Ruby’s Lawyer

112 6/23/1967 J. Robert Smith Smith General Mike Lawler

111 5/25/1967 Henry E. Simms Simms Northern Censorship of the Press: Necessary or

Needless?

110 4/26/1967 Fred G. Benton, Jr. Benton, Jr. The Battle & Siege of Port Hudson

109 4/22/1967 Col. L. B. Wickoff Wickoff The Siege of Lexington, Missouri

108 4/21/1967 Dr. Howard Monnett Monnett Westport and the Sterling Price Invasion of 1864

107 3/20/1967 Col. H. B. Simpson Simpson Jefferson Davis & the U.S. Camel Corps

106 1/13/1967 Dr. Geo. J. Fleming Fleming Political Generals: Esp. John A. Logan

105 12/8/1966 Dr. Frank L. Klement Klement Vallandigham and the Civil War

104 11/15/1966 Col. Allen P. Julian Julian Gallant John Hood

103 10/12/1966 Ralph G. Newman Newman Benjamin F. Butler: Politician or Hero?

102 9/19/1966 S. I. Nieman Nieman Judah P. Benjamin

101 6/10/1966 Frank Van Diver Diver Toward the Second Centennial

100 4/11/1966 Sir Dennis Brogan Brogan The War as a War

99 2/10/1966 James. A. Johnston Johnston Grant and Lee: Move and Countermove

98 12/14/1965 General Mark Clark Clark America’s Wars

97 10/15/1965 Franklin M. Garrett Garrett Atlanta During the Civil War and a Brief Comment

on General Hood

96 10/14/1965 Herbert Kerwood Kerwood The Story of the Chattanooga Rebel

95 10/13/1965 Gilbert E. Govan Govan Background of the Battle of Chattanooga

94 9/10/1965 Clement Silvestro Silvestro None But the Patriots: The Union Leagues of the

Civil War

93 6/11/1965 T. Harry Williams Williams The Valley Campaign of 1864

92 5/14/1965 Glenn Tucker Tucker Chickamauga

91 4/9/1965 Victor Searcher Searcher Lincoln’s Last Journey

90 3/12/1965 General Jim Dan Hill Hill The Command Structure in the Union and

Confederate Navies

89 1/15/1965 Edwin C. Bearss Bearss The Ironclad Cairo

88 10/16/1964 John Hope Franklin Franklin The Military Occupation of the South

87 4/29/1964 Charles P. Roland Roland The Generalship of Albert S. Johnston at the Battle

of Shiloh

86 4/17/1964 T. Harry Williams Williams The Civil War in Louisiana

85 2/8/1964 Clyde C. Walton Walton The Training of the Civil War Soldiers

84 11/15/1963 Shelby Foote Foote Grant’s Seven Failures Above Vicksburg





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83 10/25/1963 Gilbert E. Govan Govan The President and the General

82 9/26/1963 Bruce Catton Catton Politics of the Army of the Potomac

81 6/14/1963 Charles L. DuFour DuFour Henry Hotze: Rebel Propagandist

80 5/17/1963 James. V. Murfin Murfin Antietam: The Enigma and the Significance

79 4/24/1963 Sen. R. Yarborough Yarborough Some Irregular Notes on the History of the

Douglas Battery

78 3/22/1963 Col. Allen P. Julian Julian Snake Creek Gap: The Historian and the

Principles of the Civil War

77 2/28/1963 Dr. David C. Mearns Mearns The Gettysburg Address: The Mysteries of the

Manuscript

76 1/18/1963 Edward M. Coffman Coffman The Notorious Captain Thomas H. Hines

75 6/15/1962 Donald L. Smith Smith The Twenty-fourth Michigan

74 5/11/1962 Everett Lewy Lewy The Battle of Chickamauga

73 4/27/1962 Multiple Speakers Speakers Antietam

72 4/11/1962 Dr. Richard Mudd Mudd The Assassination of A. Lincoln: The Trial and

Imprisonment of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd

71 2/15/1962 Rev. L. Genovsky Genovsky Some New Light on the Lincoln-Pickett

Relationship

70 1/17/1962 Grady McWhiney McWhiney Braxton Bragg: Misplaced General

69 10/12/1961 Harold Hyman Hyman Lincoln’s Mars: Edwin M. Stanton

68 9/15/1961 Otto Eisenschiml Eisenschiml Do We Need a Code for Civil War Writers?

67 5/12/1961 Dr. Robert Meade Meade Judah P. Benjamin: Confederate Statesman

66 4/7/1961 Frank Van Diver Diver The Confederacy and the New South

65 3/10/1961 Richard Current Current The Continuing Civil War

64 10/8/1960 Col. Allen P. Julian Julian Glory or Good Management?

63 5/27/1960 T. Harry Williams Williams The Generalship of the North & South

62 4/8/1960 John P. Hunter & E. B.

‘Pete’ Long

Hunter Long Symposium on the Battlefields of Virginia

61 2/19/1960 Robert L. Kincaid Kincaid Memorable Moments Along the Lincoln Trail

60 1/15/1960 Alan T. Nolan Nolan Brawner’s Farm: The Baptism of the Iron Brigade

59 9/11/1959 Allan Nevins Nevins The Darkest Hour of the War in the Northwest

58 5/20/1959 Mrs. Karl Betts Betts The Civil War Commission

57 4/10/1959 Clyde C. Walton Walton Recent Writings on the Civil War

56 2/6/1959 W. B. Hesseltine Hesseltine Lincoln and Reconstruction

55 1/8/1959 Hubert Hawkins Hawkins John Hunt Morgan & his Raid Across the Ohio

54 11/14/1958 Avery Craven Craven Southern Secession

53 6/6/1958 Edward G. Borthell Borthell Some Civil War Apocrypha

52 5/9/1958 Otto Eisenschiml Eisenschiml Why the Civil War?

51 4/22/1958 Bell I. Wiley Wiley The Confederate Congress

50 3/7/1958 Ray Billington Billington The Frontier Origin of the Civil War

49 2/19/1958 Richard McMurry McMurty Lincoln’s Address at Gettysburg

48 1/24/1958 Mr. Tilberg Tilberg Gettysburg





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47 12/2/1957 Elmer Gertz Gertz James Harrison Wilson

46 5/15/1957 Col William Caper Caper Stonewall Jackson the Man & Lee Bushong

Winchester & the Civil War

45 4/12/1957 Bruce Catton Catton The Civil War

44 2/18/1957 E. B. ‘Pete’ Long Long Fort Sumter – Panel Discussion

43 1/17/1957 James. A. Johnston Johnston A Friendship with D. S. Freeman

42 12/7/1956 Vic Thompson Thompson How to Enjoy the Civil War

41 11/8/1956 Virgil C. Jones Jones Ranger Mosby (Incomplete)

40 10/11/1956 Ned Julian Julian The Savannah Campaign

39 9/11/1956 Gilbert E. Govan Govan Confederate Personalities (Incomplete)

38 6/8/1956 Gilbert Piper Piper Civil War Firearms

37 5/17/1956 Frank Van Diver Diver Rebel Brass

36 4/12/1956 W. B. Hesseltine Hesseltine Andersonville

35 3/11/1956 Avery Craven Craven The Civil War 100 Years Later

34 1/9/1956 Charles H. Coleman Coleman Thomas Lincoln: Father of the President

33 10/21/1955 Benjamin P. Thomas Thomas A Candid View of Grant

32 6/16/1955 Otto Eisenschiml Eisenschiml An Unorthodox View of the Civil War

31 5/21/1955 Erza J. Warner Warner Generals in Gray

30 5/12/1955 W. F. Stauffer Stauffer Northern Army Correspondents

29 5/6/1955 T. Harry Williams Williams Beauregard, the Man

28 4/14/1955 Richard McMurry McMurty Zollicoffer and the Battle of Mill Springs

27 12/9/1954 Multiple Speakers Speakers Stonewall Jackson in 1862

26 11/19/1954 Harold Hyman Hyman Lincoln’s McCarthy: John F. Potter of Wisconsin

25 10/10/1954 Hartnett T. Kane Kane Spies for the Blue and the Gray: & Louis M. Starr:

The Civil War Newsmen in Action

24 5/15/1954 Bell I. Wiley Wiley Trail of the C.S.A., A History of the Confederacy

23 5/14/1954 T. Harry Williams Williams Beauregard at Shiloh

22 3/18/1954 T. Harry Williams Williams A Pattern of a Historian – A Critical Discussion of

D. S. Freeman and his Biography of R. E. Lee

21 2/19/1954 Panel Discussion Discussion Has the Lincoln Theme Been Exhausted?

20 1/14/1954 Robert Browne Browne Brice’s Crossroads: A Story in Military Leadership

19 6/12/1953 Elmer Gertz Gertz Reporters for the Union

18 5/8/1953 Panel Discussion Discussion The Civil War Today (Radio Program)

16 5/7/1953 D. S. Freeman Freeman Five Problems of Critique for the Civil War

Historian

17 5/7/1953 Mr. Hatch Hatch The Two Sieges of Yorktown

15 4/30/1953 Bruce Catton Catton The Battle of Five Forks & General Sheridan’s

Indictment of General G. Warren

14 1/16/1953 Harry Hershenson Hershenson Thaddeus Stevens: A Thorn in Lincoln’s Side

13 11/9/1952 Benjamin P. Thomas Thomas Mr. Lincoln Reads his Mail

12 10/17/1952 William Townsend Townsend The Lion of Whitehall: Cassius Marcellus Clay:

11 9/17/1952 W. Norman Fitzgerald Fitzgerald The Campaign of Mobile





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10 6/21/1952 Bruce Catton Catton The Army of the Potomac: A Problem in

Command

9 6/10/1952 Otto Eisenschiml Eisenschiml Gettysburg

8 5/27/1952 Lloyd D. Miller Miller The Union Left Flank, July 2d, 1863

7 4/11/1952 E.B. ‘Pete” Long Long U.S. Grant, The Man Behind the Memoirs

6 2/8/1952 Raymond Dooley Dooley Abraham Lincoln, Logan County, Lincoln, Illinois

5 1/9/1952 Elmer Gertz Gertz Chas A. Dana: The Eyes of the Government at the

Front

4 12/5/1951 Ralph Korngold Korngold The Nature of Secession

3 11/2/1951 General Jim Dan Hill Hill The Red River Campaign

2 10/19/1951 Holman Hamilton Hamilton Old Rough and Ready & the Civil War

1 9/20/1951 Seymour J. Frank Frank We’ll Hang Jeff Davis to a Sour Apple Tree

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