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Columbiad: A Quarterly Review of the War Between The States |
Volume
1, Number 1 |
Spring
1997 |
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20 A prominent historian of Lee's army takes an objective look at Early's much disparaged campaign in the valley. Page
34 How communists helped Lincoln save the republic and contributed to the Civil War's radical legacy. Page
46 Evidence shows that John Gibbon's hard-fighting brigade of Westerners inherited its name from another unit--the first "Iron Brigade". Page
59 An informal consideration of the roles of both, and what relationship, if any, should exist between them. Page
72 A new appraisal of Henry Halleck, Lincoln's general in chief and, later, chief of staff. Page
83 The work of Roman Catholic sisters who served as nurses during the Civil War. Page
94 Bradley Tyler Johnson and the Confederate 1st Maryland Regiment. Page
110 A midterm election tested the American system of government and threatened to overturn the Union's war effort. Page
125 The trials of captured Confederate privateersmen in Federal courts. Page
138 William Passmore Carlin recalls the Battle of Perryville, Kentucky. Page
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