Month: July 2009
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Top 7 Shiloh Books: Brett Schulte
The recent Civil War Bloggers Top 10 Gettysburg Books list turned out well, so well that I immediately contacted the members of the Shiloh Discussion Group to see if they would join me in creating another combined list, this time of the Top 7 Shiloh books, which will appear this August at TOCWOC on a […]
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Recent Technological Advances Aid Descendents of Slaves
Editor’s Note: The following blog entry is a guest post by Britney Wilkins, a writer for Best Online Colleges. The Civil War stood poised to transition the newly formed country into a free nation in which slaves were freed from the Emancipation Proclamation and were thereby allowed to begin their own history. However, many descendents […]
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Top 7 Shiloh Books at the Shiloh Discussion Group
After the great success of the combined Civil War bloggers’ Top 10 Gettysburg Books, I immediately started thinking of other “Top X Books on a Battle” ideas. One battle that immediately came to mind was Shiloh, with the experts to ask being the Shiloh Discussion Group. The members of the SDG discuss Shiloh in great […]