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66 Pages |
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America's
Civil War |
Volume
1, Number 6 |
March
1989 |
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66 Pages |
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8 Shadowy Thomas Hines--"the most dangerous man in the Confederacy." Page
10 The humble sutler was a necessary evil of Civil War camp life. Page
12 The Union's fabled "Black Hats" Brigade met its fate at Gettysburg. Page
18 Wave after wave of gallant Union attackers fell before the guns of sharp-eyed Confederates at frigid Fredericksburg, Virginia. Page
26 Northern and Southern boys marched off to war in the spring of 1861 with high hearts--those who came home would not be so naive. Page
34 One brash young Rebel navy lieutenant spread havoc along the east coast, from Maryland to the Canadian border. Page
42 At little-known Island No. 10, the Northerners began to tighten their grip on the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Page
50 Bloody Shiloh taught North and South a terrible lesson in war. Page
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