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The Shocking Moment When a Group of Confederate Spies Plotted—and Failed—to Burn Down New York CityTwo months before the Civil War ended, a Confederate soldier was tried in a New York City courtroom for espionage—and for ...
For the first time in seven years, Gettysburg is giving applicants a chance to be a licensed guide of the famous battlefield; ...
Confederate paper money was a promise to exchange the bill for gold or silver, but only after the Confederacy won the war.
What are the chances of two Alabamians serving in the Civil War, one for the Confederate Army and one for the Union Army, of ...
A retired agent turned true crime author and podcaster claims the FBI allegedly stole a Civil War treasure worth $41 million.
The work of 15 Virginia Tech students is shedding light on the lives 70 Black men from Franklin County who fought for the ...
The most tragic rhyme in American history falls in November’s time, one century apart. President Abraham Lincoln gave the ...
This past week, I had the opportunity to speak at the Civil War roundtable in Wheeling. The talk was held at the Ohio County Library in the auditorium on the lower level and there was a good turnout.
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