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Category Archives: Sesquicentennial Series

  • Gettysburg, Vicksburg, the Charleston Harbor, etc. – it was a terribly bloody month of July, 1863. With the “the Father of Waters flowing [...]

    July 1863: A Bloody Month Ends

    August 1, 2013
  • As a person who has always been involved in varied sorts of leadership positions and having to work with people in groups, every so often you [...]

    The Capture of John Hunt Morgan – 150 Years Ago Today

    July 26, 2013
  • I had a history professor in college who would often conclude, after teaching some concept involving less than stellar human behavior, “And so [...]

    New York City Draft Riots – 150 Years Ago Today

    July 15, 2013
  • My current town of Williamsport, MD has been preparing for a number of years for this very weekend – the commemoration of the retreat of the [...]

    Confederate Retreat through Williamsport 150 Years Ago

    July 14, 2013
  • On this week 150 years ago, Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgren took command of the South Atlantic Squadron. Most of the U.S. Navy’s monitors and the [...]

    John A. Dahlgren, Fort Wagner, the 54th Mass, and the Dahlgren Chapel

    July 11, 2013
  • Copperheads, Vallandigham, and the Trump Card of Lincoln On this date of June 12th in 1863, President Lincoln wrote the first of two letters to [...]

    The “Wily Agitator” versus the Wilier Lincoln

    June 12, 2013
  • Not every battle in the Civil War was significant merely in terms of its size or tally of casualties. On this date of June 7, 1863 – 150 years [...]

    Milliken’s Bend – 150 Years Ago Today

    June 7, 2013
  • I will begin by declaring myself to be the second most Civil War history-engaged graduate of my college, now named Cairn University – a small [...]

    Book Review: Gettysburg – the Last Invasion, by Allen Guelzo

    June 4, 2013
  • On this date of June 3, 1863 begins what is essentially the Gettysburg Campaign.  On this Wednesday of that year, Lafayette McLaw’s Division [...]

    First Movements toward Gettysburg

    June 3, 2013
  • As the calendar turns over to the month of June, looking back 150 years ago to 1863, it had recently been an active time – with the [...]

    Sesquicentennial Thoughts: Turning the Calendar Over to a New Season

    June 2, 2013

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