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Confederate general Ambrose Powell Hill, a man controversial enough in life, continues to cause problems 145 years after his death—or at least his portrait does. Nine years ago, amid considerable controversy, Hill’s portrait was removed from the county courthouse and put on display at the Museum of Culpeper History. During all that time, further controversy […]
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Tags: · 12-pounder Napoleon, A. P. Hill, civil war history, slave badges, Steven Ambrose
Civil War History, September 2008
August 21st, 2008 · No Comments
Civil War History Published Quarterly by the Kent State University Press Volume 54, Number 3 (September 2008) Civil War History Web Site Everyman’s War: A Rich and Poor Man’s Fight in Lee’s Army…..229 by Joseph T. Glatthaar Joseph Glatthaar, author of General Lee’s Army: From Victory to Collapse (2008), takes a statistically valid sample of […]
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Tags: · 1876 centennial exhibition, an abiding faith in cotton, army of northern virginia, battle of gettysburg, civil war history, everyman's war, fighting it over again, historiography, joseph t. glatthaar, new orleans, Number 3, scott p. marler, september 2008, susanna w. gold, volume 54
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