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Those that can’t write, Review! June 2008 James Durney *************************************************************** Book News Amazon.com has the long awaited MAJOR GENERAL ROBERT E RODES OF THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA: A Biography by Darrell L Collins listed for July. The May Savas Beatie Newsletter has the book listed for June. Also scheduled for June is ONE CONTINUOUS […]
June 2008 Book Notes
June 3rd, 2008 · No Comments
Categories: Civil War Books · James Durney's Book Notes
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Civil War Talk Radio: October 28, 2005
October 25th, 2005 · No Comments
Air Date: 102805 Subject: Gary Gallagher: Causes Lost and Won Books: The Myth of the Lost Cause and Civil War History Guest: Gary Gallagher Summary: Prolific Civil War author Dr. Gary Gallagher discusses why the South lost, black Confederates, how battlefields should be interpreted, and other controversial topics. Brett’s Summary: The basic summary pretty much […]
Categories: Civil War Talk Radio
Tags: · battlefield interpretation, black confederates, gary gallagher, lost cause, slavery, the myth of the lost cause and civil war history
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