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Tag Archives: Books
Request for Help - 1st Minnesota photographs
Easy Plugin for AdSense by Unreal This is Wayne Jorgenson. I am a Civil War collector and historian on the First Minnesota Infantry. I am in the final stages of writing a book about the men who served in the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1st Minnesota, Books, Civil War, Commemoration, Every Man Did His Duty, photographs, Wayne Jorgenson
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Civil War Trust provides history lovers with ‘Essential To-Do List’ for 150th Anniversary
(Washington, D.C.) – Whether it’s standing atop Chattanooga’s Lookout Mountain or inside Antietam’s Dunker Church, or viewing the remains of the ironclad USS Monitor or the Confederate submarine HL Hunley, some experiences have the power to bring history alive like nothing … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Civil War Trust, Historic Preservation, Sesquicentennial
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Too Many Civil War Books?
Written by John Hiett The flood of books a couple of years ago commemorating the bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln’s birth got me wondering just how many Lincoln books our library could absorb. When so many titles get published at once, don’t … Continue reading