Civil War Times Ma 65 Dransville Bull Run South Stonewall Jackson Fredericksburg

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Civil War Times Illustrated
Volume 4 Number 2 May 1965
Cover: Woodcut - The Armies Of The Potomac, The Tennessee And Georgia-All Told Some 150,000 men-Paraded In The Final Pagent Of The Civil War. The Grand Review Was Held May 23 And 24 Along Pennyslvania Anenue In Washington D.C.
Contents:
The Battle Of Dranesville
It was just five months after First Bull Run and both armies needed hay. When two foraging expeditions were sent to the same area at the same time, the result was...
As An Illustrator From England Saw The South
Frank Vizetelly found it dull covering the war from the Union side. So he took his great talent to the Confederacy and left a unique pictorial record...
A Special CWTI Section...Ringside Seat At Fredericksburg
A Syracuse, New York Lawyer had an unusual opportunity to observe the Army of the Potomac during the Fredericksburg Campaign. As the son-in-law and staff officer of General Edwin V. Sumner, he was on intimate terms with the top commanders of the army. And as one of the few officers with the daring to ascend in Professor Lowe's balloon, he got rare birdseye views of the Battle Of Fredericksburg.
In a series of frank, hitherto unpublished, letters to his wife, this perceptive observer left an incomparable record of what he saw and heard from his....
18 pages of text and illustrations...
The Hill-Jackson Feud
Only the tragic death of Stonewall Jackson spared Lee the scandal of a double court-martial of two of his most trusted generals...
Weapons & Equipment
Diggers Should Be Choosers
By taking a few common precautions, you can avoid the pitfalls of relic hunting and have yourself a ball (minie, cannon, or otherwise)
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