It’s been a little while since the last Odds & Ends column, so I’ll throw another one out there for readers to chew on:
- A discussion focusing on American Civil War games and fog of war
- Chris Wehner has a nice entry on Civilian Casualties as a Direct Result of the Civil War
- John Burns and “naughty” Jenny Wade get counters in Multiman Publishing’s Gettysburg game This Hallowed Ground
- John David Hoptak has a fun look at The Best of the Worst in Civil War Nicknames
- Several people have a go at answering the question, “Is the General Lee from the Dukes of Hazzard television series a racist symbol?“
- Brooks Simpson reviews Walter McDougall’s Throes of Democracy in The Boston Globe
- The Springfield (IL) State Journal-Register has an article up on the Grant-Lee Exhibit in St. Louis’ Forest Park
- A blogger who by her own admission has “never been a huge fan of American Civil War history” nevertheless has devoted several hours of study (at least) to researching the lone Confederate buried in Topsfield, Massachusetts
- Rick Shenkman at HNN reviews Mark Schantz’ Awaiting the Heavenly Country: The Civil War and America’s Culture of Death
- Christopher Young blogs on Linear Tactics at Chickamauga over at Army of Tennessee blog
- View the map for Barren Victory II: The Battle of Chickamauga at Board Game Geek
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