Editor’s Note: This article is a guest post by Greg Quinion. Greg has submitted several other articles for TOCWOC in the past, including a series on General Phil Kearny. Greg’s piece on this Election Day focuses appropriately enough on Civil War soldiers who went on to become presidential candidates, and for more than a few, […]
Presidential Material: Civil War Candidates From McClellan to McKinley
November 6th, 2012 · No Comments
Categories: Political History · Politicians
Tags: · andrew johnson, benjamin harrison, chester a. arthur, george b. mcclellan, james a. garfield, president of the united states, Rutherford B. Hayes, william mckinley, winfield scott hancock
Short Takes
February 14th, 2009 · No Comments
Did you know that US president and Union Civil War general Rutherford B. Hayes is a national hero in … Paraguay? Forget Lincoln or Washington. Hayes – a one-term U.S. president who is undistinguished at home – has a holiday, a province, a town, a museum and a soccer team all named in his honor, […]
Categories: Civil War Individuals · Civil War Memory · Civilians · Miscellaneous
Tags: · abraham lincoln, civil war relics, Edgar Lee Masters, Outlaw Josey Wales, Paraguay, redlegs, Rutherford B. Hayes, Thomas Ewing
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