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Articles related to "Civilwar"
Harriet Tubman - Black Moses Profile of Harriet Tubman, heroine of the Underground Railroad. harriet tubman • civilwar • slavery • underground railroad
FORT SCOTT: Outpost On The Indian Frontier Fort Scott was one of the frontier outposts guarding the boundary of the short-lived "Permanent Indian Frontier" in the Kansas Territory. fortscott • civilwar • indians • santafetrail • frontier
Finding Civil War Ancestors Most American families will have at least one relative associated with the Civil War. Researching military records can provide much information. civil war • genealogy • family tree • civil war • union
Angel of Mercy Can you imagine tending the wounded and dying on the battlefields of the American Civil War? That's what Harriet Patience Dame did. She's stopped by today to tell us her story. american civil war • angel of mercy • harriet patience dame • bull run • manassas
Military History for the Wargamer III Continuing the military history resource collection on Suite101's Wargaming pages. This time a look at the American Civil War and the Hundred Years War.,Continuing the military history resource collection on Suite101's Wargaming pages. This time a look at the American Civil War and the Hundred Years War. military history wargaming wargamers american civi • military history wargaming wargamers american civi
Presidents and Principles Though more than a century separates them, Lincoln and Bush are very similar. A divided nation and bloody wars - Presidents and their principles can still change America. lincoln • bush • presidents • abraham lincoln • george w. bush
CADFAEL'S CREATOR Edith Pargeter was the Shropshire woman behind the Brother Cadfael series of books. ellis peters • brother cadfael • shropshire • edith pargeter • shrewsbury abbey
Historic Sites Vulnerable to Developers Johnson's Island, site of a Civil War prison off shore in Lake Erie, is an ongoing archaeological dig, protecting it from development -- for now. johnson's island • civil war prison • historic sites • preservation • heidelberg college
Battle Above the Clouds The Battle of Lookout Mountain, part of the Battle of Chattanooga in November of 1863, took place in a heavy mist on the mountain. Were unseen forces at work in this Battle Above the Clouds? american civil war • lookout mountain • tennessee • battle of chattanooga • war between the states
Introducing Civil War Battles: A Sample Lesson Plan Ideas to get you started teaching the Civil War battles in Louisiana to your junior high or middle schoolers. State education benchmarks are included. louisiana • civil war • lesson plan • battles
Joshua Chamberlain: Professor, Soldier, and Statesman Throughout his life, Chamberlain was a man of honor, conviction, courage, and strength. But not unlike the soldiers who are fighting for freedom and principles today, Chamberlain was not untouched by his war experiences. This article explores Joshua Chamberlain's life, from his beginnings in Brewer, Maine, through the Civil War era and its aftermath. joshua chamberlain • brewer • maine • biography • gettysburg
General George Pickett Civil War General George Pickett lived an interesting life which took him from West Point, to a near-war with the British in Washington, to a famous Civil War battle. pickett's charge • general george pickett • pig war • washington territory • battle of gettysburg
US Military History Attractions in Bowling Green Salute & Stay, Bowling Green's military attraction itinerary, offers visitors traveling on a budget unusual tourism destinations that honor sacrifices of U.S. soldiers. military travel • military history • veterans • tourism • civil war sites
Battle of Baton Rouge, August 1862 Louisiana was dominated by the North during most of the Civil War. What were the major events leading to the virtual loss of much of Louisiana to the Confederacy? american civil war • battle • baton rouge • louisiana • new orleans
Ink on Their Fingers Newspapers were the primary source of information in the past. As a results, many interesting things can be found there, if you can find the papers! ancestors • descendants • obituaries • historical societies • history
The Little Drummer Boy Can you imagine marching off to war at the tender age of ten years? That's exactly what Johnny Clem did way back in 1861. johnny clem • civil war • history for children • mary alward • mary m alward
Life as a Civil War Soldier Life as a Civil War soldier was very hard. Some did not return. Those who did shared memories that are now a part of history we will never forget. life in civil war • civil war soldiers • union soldiers • confederate soldiers • soldier backpack
Camping 99 Destination Series: Shenandoah National Park Shenandoah National Park and the Blue Ridge Mountains region of western Virginia are wonderful places to camp and vacation. This article covers camping in and near the park, park and area attractions and provides links to futher, more detailed information on the Internet. camping • campgrounds • national parks • shenandoah national park • blue ridge mountains
George Armstrong Custer On December 5, 1839, a baby boy was born in a farmhouse in New Rumley, Ohio. Little did his parents know that one day his name would be known around the world. george armstrong custer • custers last stand • little bighorn • south dakota • mary alward |
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