60 Words And A War Without End: The Untold Story Of The Most Dangerous Sentence In U.S. History - BuzzFeed News
As a child growing up in El Paso, Texas, during the 1950s, her mother sent her to Catholic school instead of segregated public schools, and later as a high school student in California she broke the color barrier to become the first black cheerleader at her high school. Milling about on the grass outside the Capitol in suits and shoes designed for hallways and offices, the members tried to maintain their composure, but the long days and stress were starting to take a toll
Hatton, Soldier (Andy Hall), 1.18.2011: long piece on George Hatton, who served in the USCT; includes a letter regarding in the whipping of slaver William Henry Clapton; many links Do Civil War Reenactments Help or Hinder? (Andy Hall), 1.18.2011: on the recent reenactment of a slave auction in St. Buchanan; Grants notes that once slavery became profitable, no way it would disappear; his musings on why Southerners, most of whom did not own slaves, nonetheless joined the secessionists Simple Images, Complex Realities, (Andy Hall) 1.21.2011: on so-called black Confederates and photo taken Dr
It is not a modern holiday, established retroactively to commemorate an event in the long past; the celebration of Juneteenth is as old as emancipation itself. The next day, June 19, a Monday, Granger issued five general orders, establishing his authority over the rest of Texas and laying out the initial priorities of his administration
Civil War Bookshelf
http://cwbn.blogspot.com/This is not to single out Jenkins because we often see historians who cite the early information of the OR in preference to the refined data and analysis that come later. The bad news is that nobody is ready to take the first step to clean up the system.The leading Civil War historians will deny there is any problem in our little world
The Kentucky Civil War Bugle - Kentucky Civil War Sites List and Map
This state park includes a brick pavilion that encloses the Lincoln Marriage Temple, the cabin where the parents of President Abraham Lincoln were wed on June 12, 1806. Perhaps one of the most misunderstood and important features of the abolitionist movement, the Underground Railroad helped thousands of slaves escape from bondage in the South
Civil War Trust: Saving America's Civil War Battlefields
Learn More Revolutionary War Opportunity Help save a critical unprotected piece of the Battles of Lexington and Concord with Campaign 1776, a project of the Civil War Trust
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