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Welcome back to TOCWOC – A Civil War Blog and thanks for reading!Editor’s Note: This blog entry was originally posted at Beyond the Crater: The Petersburg Campaign Online. It has been crossposted here at TOCWOC – A Civil War Blog.
(Hat tip to Nick and Harry.)
As many of you are probably aware, the Grant Papers moved [...]
Ulysses S. Grant’s Papers Online Courtesy of Mississippi State University
May 21st, 2010 · No Comments
Categories: Beyond the Crater: Petersburg Campaign Notes · Civil War Individuals · Civil War Research · Civil War on the Web · Generals · Spotlight On An Individual
Tags: · grant papers, john f. marszalek, john y. simon, ulysses s. grant
861aa: Forces of U. S. Grant Louisville, Kentucky 30 November 1861
May 16th, 2010 · No Comments
Back to the George Nafziger American Civil War Order of Battle Collection
Forces of U.S.Grant
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Categories: November 1861
Tags: · civil war order of battle, louisville, nafziger collection, ulysses s. grant
Bryce A. Suderow on the Petersburg Campaign
May 20th, 2009 · 5 Comments
Longtime student of the Petersburg Campaign and author of an unpublished manuscript on First and Second Deep Bottom Bryce A. Suderow was kind enough to offer up his opinions on the campaign in a recent comment here at TOCWOC – A Civil War Blog. Bryce is not a fan of Ulysses S. Grant, as you [...]
Categories: Civil War Research · Eastern Theater · Military History · Spotlight On An Individual · Strategy & Tactics
Tags: · bryce a. suderow, first deep bottom, petersburg campaign, second deep bottom, siege of petersburg, ulysses s. grant
Civil War Odds & Ends: May 1, 2009
May 1st, 2009 · No Comments
Civil War Odds & Ends looks at recent interesting Civil War news and notes from around the Civil War blogosphere and the web.
Wargames Illustrated #261 will feature Civil War cavalry miniatures.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch features an article about the inaugural event of the Virginia Sesquicentennial of the America Civil War Commission.
Archived webcasts of the event are [...]
Categories: Civil War Odds & Ends · Civil War on the Web
Tags: · battlefields, civil war miniatures, impressment, j. david petruzzi, the complete gettysburg guide, ulysses s. grant, virginia sesquicentennial of the civil war commission
Civil War Times Illustrated, January 2007
September 18th, 2008 · No Comments
Why Are These Summaries Showing Up Late?
Civil War Times Illustrated
Volume 45, Number 10 (January 2007)
Civil War Times Illustrated Web Site
Mail Call…..4
Turning Points: Arming the Confederacy…..9
Josiah Gorgas
by Jeffry D. Wert
This month Turning Points looks at Brigadier General Josiah Gorgas, chief of the Confederate Ornance Bureau.
Gallery: South Carolina Volunteer…..13
Wiliam N. Gaston
submitted by John Porter Gaston III
William Gaston [...]
Categories: Civil War Magazines
Tags: · 6th south carolina, atlanta campaign, civil war times illustrated, confederate ordnance bureau, Fernando wood, fort donelson, fort fisher, fort warren, gettysburg aftermath, greenland gap, january 2007, jones-imboden raid, josiah gorgas, josiah h. gordon, museum of the confederacy, new york city, new york draft riots, number 10, secession, telegraph operators, tredegar iron works, tri-insula, ulysses s. grant, volume 45, william n. gaston
John Y. Simon Obituaries Begin to Appear
July 11th, 2008 · No Comments
Obituaries of renowned Grant scholar John Y. Simon have started to appear. Hat tip to Brooks Simpson for pointing out the following links. Brooks takes issue with the New York Times obituary, especially some of the comments attributed to Harold Holzer. He recommends two articles coming out much closer to Simon’s home in Carbondale, [...]
Categories: Civil War News
Tags: · brooks simpson, john y. simon, obituary, ulysses s. grant
Odds & Ends: July 8, 2008
July 8th, 2008 · No Comments
This Odds & Ends contains quite a few links from the Civil War blogs. I’m trying to fill in just a bit for the recently retired This Week in Civil War Blogs formerly run by Civil War Interactive, but I doubt I’d ever have time to fill in on a permanent basis. I’d like to [...]
Categories: Civil War Odds & Ends
Tags: · 48th pennsylvania monument, alan nolan, antietam, battle of champion hill, brent nosworthy, civil war antiques, eric wittenberg, fredericksburg campaign, front royal, gary ecelbarger, george washington, gettysburg, lee considered, nathaniel banks, peter cozzens, roll call to destiny, shepherdstown, sid champion v, sun tzu, the art of war, they died with their boots on, ulysses s. grant, william t. sherman, winchester, winfield scott hancock
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