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Category: Civil War Magazines

  • America’s Civil War, September 2006

    America’s Civil War Volume 19, Number 4 (September 2006) America’s Civil War Web Site Page 11 Eyewitness to War by Kevin M. Levin Captain John C. Winsmith, a South Carolinian serving with the 1st South Carolina Infantry, describes in a letter home the severe fighting in the Wilderness and at Spotsylvania Court House. Winsmith took […]

  • Charge! Issue 12

    Charge! Issue 12 (Summer 2006) Charge! Web Site Page 1 From the Editor’s Desk by Scott Mingus Editor Scott Mingus discusses his family’s trip to this year’s Gettysburg reenactment on July 9, 2006, a new music CD by the 2nd South Carolina String Band, and a slew of new writers and contributors to this issue […]

  • Civil War Times Illustrated, August 2006

    Civil War Times Volume 45, Number 6 (August 2006) Civil War Times Web Site Page 7 Turning Points: Civil War Photography by Jeffry D. Wert Photography was only thirty years old at the time of the Civil War. The first recorded instance of men slain in battle was taken by Alexander Gardner and James F. […]

  • American Civil War Magazine & Journal Index Updated

    The American Civil War Magazine & Journal Index has been updated today: Added Civil War Times Illustrated, Volume 45, No. 6 (w/summary) to the CWTI Section. Added cover images for most of Zouave Magazine Volumes 1-8 to the Zouave Section.

  • North & South Volume 9, Number 4

    North & South Volume 9, Number 4 (August 2006) North & South Web Site Page 4 Editorial Page 8 Albert A. Nofi’s Knapsack Al Nofi’s Knapsack is a regular column in North & South that features vignettes and other reminiscences of the late War Between the States. In this issue, Al discusses topics ranging from […]

  • Blue & Gray, Campaign 2006

    Blue & Gray, Campaign 2006 Vol. 23, Issue 2 Blue & Gray Web Site Page 6 The Little Bighorn Campaign: Civil War Veterans Die on the Plains by Neil C. Mangum By the mid-1870s, the situation on the northwestern plains had grown extremely unstable. Settlers were flowing into the lands of the Sioux and other […]

  • Civil War Times, July 2006

    Civil War Times Volume 45, Number 5 (July 2006) Civil War Times Web Site Page 6 Turning Points: Crossing the Mississippi by Jeffry D. Wert The crossing of the Mississippi by Grant’s Army of the Tennessee at Bruinsburg, Mississippi is the focus of this issue’s Turning Points column. Jeffrey Wert discusses Grant’s plan to have […]