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Civil War Times Volume 45, Number 7 (September 2006) Civil War Times Web Site Page 7 Turning Points: Dr. Letterman’s War by Jeffry D. Wert Army surgeon Jonathan K. Letterman instituted a system to expedite removal of wounded from the field of battle to hospitals and medical stations. Appointed medical director of the Army of […]
Civil War Times Illustrated, September 2006
September 25th, 2006 · No Comments
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Tags: · antietam, axalla john hoole, civil war times illustrated, david r. jones, engineers, free schools of louisiana, george washington grayson, harpers ferry, henry w. kingsbury, john rankin, jonathan k. letterman, number 7, philadelphia, september 2006, volume 45
Civil War History, September 2006
September 22nd, 2006 · No Comments
Civil War History Volume 52, Number 3 (September 2006) Civil War History Web Site Note: I am not particularly interested in many of the articles which routinely appear in Civil War History, so the titles and authors are listed without summary. Page 229 The Problem of Race in the Age of Freedom: Emancipation and the […]
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Tags: · brad r. clampitt, civil war history journal, judith ann giesberg, Number 3, robert s. wolff, september 2006, volume 52
America’s Civil War, September 2006
September 20th, 2006 · No Comments
America’s Civil War Volume 19, Number 4 (September 2006) America’s Civil War Web Site Page 11 Eyewitness to War by Kevin M. Levin Captain John C. Winsmith, a South Carolinian serving with the 1st South Carolina Infantry, describes in a letter home the severe fighting in the Wilderness and at Spotsylvania Court House. Winsmith took […]
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Tags: · 9th Tennessee, ambrose burnside, americas civil war, antietam, apache, george p. terrill, henry heth, heth's division at gettysburg, james b. terrill, number 4, petersburg campaign, philip m. terrill, september 2006, the battle of sutherland station, the cornfield, thomas' georgia brigade, volume 19, william r. terrill
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