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| Civil War Books > The Pride of the Confederate Artillery (5 replies - 2752 views) Old Blue,
NC Hughes does talk about the Black Horse battery down near Mobile. I concur with the Iron Duke. A great read! Hughes even includes ... Thu Mar 5th, 2009 06:11 pm Other Civil War Talk > Mel Gibson's New Civil War Short Film or something (24 replies - 15293 views) If you'd ask me,
I'd say that Colonel Gibson is a dumb cluck.
:shock: It was worth a chuckle though. I've wiped my goatee with a wing or ... Wed Mar 4th, 2009 12:59 am Other Civil War Talk > Most monumented battlefield (18 replies - 4680 views) Gentleman/Gentlemen
Hence the edit. ... Thu Jan 29th, 2009 11:27 pm Other Civil War Talk > Most monumented battlefield (18 replies - 4680 views) I'll go with Antietam/Sharpsburg as my choice.
The bloodiest single day of the war and those gentlemen deserve that granite.
... Thu Jan 29th, 2009 11:25 pm Idle Chit-Chat > What's everyone reading these days? (181 replies - 43702 views) Doc,
There were indeed only 2 Whitworths present at GB during the battle.
There are actually 4 in the GNMP's possesion though.
2 on the field and 2 ... Fri Nov 14th, 2008 06:22 pm Other History > Reconstruction (49 replies - 18848 views) Johnson, Grant and Hayes were not the moral nor mental equivalent of Truman, Marshall and MacArthur.
ACW Post-War Reconstruction policy was an absolute disaster that filled the ... Sat Dec 22nd, 2007 05:09 am Introductions > My Obsessions (5 replies - 2086 views) muwahhahahahahaha (maniacal laughter)
--sweetea
Ditto that! MUWaHaHadeediddle dee di di doe!
Books and battlefields are what I hold dear until my CC bills arrive and my real Dear ... Sat Sep 22nd, 2007 09:30 pm Civil War Books > Lincoln's War (14 replies - 4346 views) Buford armed with Sharps carbines,
Buford was armed with Sharps carbines.
... Tue Jan 23rd, 2007 06:03 pm Battle of Gettysburg > Congressional Medal of Honor (7 replies - 5162 views) Those 6 MOH winners were members of the 6th PA Reserves.
The 6th's monument is near (150-200 yards or so SW) the J. Weikert house.
It's generally accepted ... Sat Dec 16th, 2006 09:18 pm | |
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