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Review: Shenandoah 1862: Stonewall Jackson’s Valley Campaign
March 12th, 2009 · 3 Comments
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Tags: · controversy, james shields, nathaniel banks, peter cozzens, shenandoah 1862, shenandoah valley campaign of 1862, stonewall jackson, the university of north carolina press
Civil War Talk Radio: September 19, 2008
September 20th, 2008 · No Comments
Air Date: 091908 Subject: Stonewall Jackson’s 1862 Shenandoah Valley Campaign Books: Shenandoah 1862: Stonewall Jackson’s Valley Campaign Guest: Peter Cozzens Summary: Peter Cozzens discusses his new book on the 1862 Shenandoah Valley Campaign. Brett’s Summary: Gerry leads off the hour by mentioning he feels as if he has known Peter Cozzens for a long time. […]
Categories: Civil War Talk Radio
Tags: · frederick lander, james shields, peter cozzens, robert tanner, shenandoah valley campaign of 1862, stonewall jackson
Peter Cozzens to Appear on Civil War Talk Radio September 19, 2008
September 16th, 2008 · No Comments
While listening to the September 12, 2008 edition of Civil War Talk Radio, I heard Gerry P. mention Peter Cozzens as his next guest. I presume Gerry and Cozzens will be talking about Shenandoah 1862: Stonewall Jackson’s Valley Campaign, Cozzens’ new book. The show airs live at 12 pm Pacific on Friday, September 19. Make […]
Categories: Civil War Talk Radio
Tags: · peter cozzens, shenandoah 1862
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
June 2008 Book Notes
June 3rd, 2008 · No Comments
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 […]
Categories: Civil War Books · James Durney's Book Notes
Tags: · and harpers ferry, antietam, beth brown, black confederates, black jack logan, black southerners in confederate armies, black southerners in gray, bound for the promised land, brady's civil war journal, brittannia's fist, bruce levine, causes won lost and forgotten, clash of extremes, confederate emancipation, darrell l. collins, earl j. hess, eric wittenberg, ethan s. rafuse, gary ecelbarger, gary gallagher, general lee's army, gordon c. rhea, grant's lieutenants, haunted battlefields, j. david petruzzi, joseph t. glatthaar, kate clifford larson, kent m. brown, major general robert e. Rodes of the Army of Northern V, marc egnal, mark a. weitz, michael f. nugent, more damning than slaughter, one continuous fight, peter cozzens, peter g. tsouras, petersburg book, retreat from gettysburg, robert p. warren, shenandoah 1862, sir arthur freemantle, south mountain, steven e. woodworth, the assassin's accomplice, the great comeback, the legacy of the civil war, the rifle musket in civil war combat, theodore p. savas, three days in the shenandoah, three months in the southern states, we are in for it!
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