It’s time again for another round of Odds & Ends. As usual, there are a wide variety of topics covered.
- Blogger and author Dale Cox announces his latest book, The Battle of Massard Prairie
- Blogger and author Bryan S. Bush announces his new book A Historic Tour of Louisville During the Civil War, due out in June 2008
- Jim Miller at Civil War Notebook sees a need for much editing of the movie “Gods & Generals”
- Paul Taylor reviews Gary Gallagher’s Causes Won, Lost & Forgotten at With Sword and Pen
- Another After Action Report at deans-inter.net, this time on the First Bull Run scenario from Across 5 Aprils
- The introduction and first part of a massive after action report using GMT Games’ board game Three Days of Gettysburg (3DoG), a regimental treatment of the well-known battle using Richard Berg’s Great Battles of the American Civil War rules
- Cowgirl Jazz relates the story of how Joss Whedon of Buffy the Vampire Slayer fame was influenced by The Killer Angels when creating his television series Firefly
- Sherman’s famous “War is Hell” quote applied to moving from one home to another
- Scott Mingus has a nice new article (with photos!) on the new Gettysburg Visitor’s Center we’ve all been hearing so much about lately
- Dan Sickles’ plea of temporary insanity gets an amusing look at Unremitting Failure
- War and Game blogs about the campaign in East Tennessee for Knoxville in late 1863
- Four brothers spend quality family time reenacting the Civil War
- In an ironic twist, some preservationists are fighting to SAVE the current Visitor’s Center building
- Reenacting the United States Christian Commission during the Civil War
- Getting a “Buford’s Eye View” of the Gettysburg Battlefield
- Chet at Science Musings delivers our obligatory This Republic of Suffering review
- Dorothea Dix’s requirements to be a nurse
- A less than accurate view of the Maryland Campaign (maybe McClellan really WAS outnumbered!)
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