I have been working my way through General Grant and the Rewriting of History by Frank Varney, that was published by Savas Beatie this past July, and I have a problem: I am so annoyed by it I might not be able to finish. I wanted to like this book, but do not be surprised […]
Frank Varney and the Mangling of History
December 6th, 2013 · 63 Comments
Categories: Campaigns & Battles · Civil War Books · Controversies of a Campaign · Miscellaneous · Western Theater
Tags: · battle of corinth, battle of iuka, Ulysses Grant, William Rosecrans
Reading the War September 1862
September 11th, 2012 · 2 Comments
Reading the War September 1862 Tempest At Ox Hill: The Battle Of Chantilly by David A. Welker is one a very few books on this small battle. We are lucky that it is a very good book about a very nasty little battle that saved much of Pope’s army. Often lost in the rush […]
Categories: 150 Years Ago in the Civil War · Civil War Book Publishers · Civil War Books · Civil War Books - Authors · Civil War Books - Now Reading
Tags: · battle of antietam, battle of corinth, september 17 1862
William Holden at Corinth
July 22nd, 2012 · 2 Comments
I have posted two of Iowa soldier William Holden letters before, one at the end of the war and one from Atlanta. This one is a detailed description of the Second Battle of Corinth fought on October 3-4, 1862 at Corinth, MS between the Confederates under generals Earl Van Dorn and Sterling Price, and the […]
Categories: Arms & Armament · Civil War Individuals · Letters · Military History · Strategy & Tactics
Tags: · 2nd Iowa, battle of corinth, column attack, earl van dorn, William Holden, William Rosecrans
Weapons of the Second Iowa?
November 26th, 2011 · 5 Comments
Frequent blog readers probably know that I and a couple of others like Joe Bilby are always trying to confirm CW battle ranges. I recently came across an account of the battle of Corinth (Oct. 3-4, 1862) that talks about it. A soldier in the 2nd Iowa wrote: The Rebel batteries silenced ours, and about […]
Categories: Arms & Armament · Civil War Blogging · Controversies of a Campaign · Military History
Tags: · 2nd Iowa, battle of corinth, engagement ranges, musket, rifle
862gc: Union Army of the Mississippi Battle of Corinth 3-5 October 1862
May 31st, 2010 · No Comments
Back to the George Nafziger American Civil War Order of Battle Collection Union Army of the Mississippi Battle of Corinth 3-5 October 1862 Commanding General: Major General William S.Rosecrans 2nd Division: Brigadier General D.S.Stanley 1st Brigade: Colonel J.C.Fuller 27th Ohio Infantry Regiment 39th Ohio Infantry Regiment 43rd Ohio Infantry Regiment 63rd Ohio Infantry Regiment Illinois […]
Categories: October 1862
Tags: · 1862, army of the mississippi, battle of corinth, civil war order of battle, nafziger collection, union forces
862gb: Confederate Army of West Tennessee Battle of Corinth 3-5 October 1862
May 31st, 2010 · No Comments
Back to the George Nafziger American Civil War Order of Battle Collection Confederate Army of West Tennessee Battle of Corinth 3-5 October 1862 Commanding Officer: Major General Earl Van Dorn Price’s Corps or Army of the West: Major General S. Price 1st Division: Brigadier General L. Hebert 1st Brigade: Colonel Elijah Gates 16th Arkansas Infantry […]
Categories: October 1862
Tags: · 1862, army of west tennessee, battle of corinth, civil war order of battle, confederate forces, nafziger collection
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