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Over at the Siege of Petersburg Online today, the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Five Forks, James F. Epperson and I (Brett Schulte) debate the following question: Was Sheridan’s relief of Warren at Five Forks justified? For those of you unfamiliar with this particular controversy, I’ll try not to take my side in the […]
DEBATE: Was Sheridan Justified in Relieving Warren at Five Forks?
April 1st, 2015 · Comments Off on DEBATE: Was Sheridan Justified in Relieving Warren at Five Forks?
Categories: 150 Years Ago in the Civil War · Controversies of a Campaign
Tags: · april 1 1865, battle of five forks, gouverneur k. warren, philip h. sheridan, siege of petersburg, ulysses s. grant
The Last Campaign of the War: Albert Stickney’s Unpublished Five Forks Manuscript
June 10th, 2012 · 6 Comments
Researcher and Petersburg author/editor Bryce Suderow is the gift that keeps on giving. Bryce was kind enough to pass along to me the unpublished Five Forks manuscript of Albert Stickney. The first two parts are available now at The Siege of Petersburg Online, with the last three parts appearing over the next three days. Who […]
Categories: Miscellaneous
Tags: · albert stickney, april 1 1865, battle of five forks, gouverneur k. warren, philip henry sheridan, second warren court of inquiry, the last campaign of the war, ulysses s. grant
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