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Cover Reveal and a Question about Book Tours
First, I thought all of you would like to see the dust jacket design for my forthcoming biography of Robert Gould Shaw.
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Commemorating 'America 250' During the Trump Era
Thanks to historian John Garrison Marks for spending time with me today to talk about the ongoing 250th anniversary of American independence.
Jan 13
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Up Next For the Civil War Memory Book Group
I want to thank all of you who attended last night’s book group meeting.
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Frederick Douglass Parade Canceled After 54th Massachusetts Pulls Out
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No, That is Not a Confederate Flag on the Federal Government's Website
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"Never Fight Uphill, Me Boys. Never Fight Uphill"--Robert E. Lee at Gettysburg
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The History Books Purged From the Naval Academy's Library
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Arlington National Cemetery Issues Update Confirming the Damage That Has Been Done
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The National Park Service's Loss is Our Loss
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How To Clean and Maintain Monuments at Gettysburg National Military Park
My response to the recent news of monument defacement.
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The Republican Party, the Lost Cause, and Civil War Memory: A Conversation with Tim Galsworthy
A recording from Kevin M. Levin's live video
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How the Enslaved Changed the Course of the Civil War: A Conversation With Tom Zoellner
Thanks to Tom Zoellner for sitting down with me to discuss his new book, The Road Was Full of Thorns: Running Toward Freedom in the American Civil War…
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Remembering and Forgetting January 6, 2021
Every historical event exists within a constant tug between remembering and forgetting.
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"Richmond Is The Only Place” To Tell That Story": Remembering William J. "Bill" Martin
Like many of you, I was shocked and saddened to learn of the tragic passing of William J.
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January 1, 1863: A New Birth of Freedom
On January 1, 1863 Boston’s abolitionist community gathered on a cold, cloudy, and gloomy day in anticipation of the news that Abraham Lincoln had…
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Civil War Memory's Most Popular Posts of 2025
As we approach the end of 2025, I thought it might be nice to share some of the most popular posts from this past year.
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"It Is Christmas Morning, and I Hope It Will Be a Happy and Merry One For You All"
A Christmas Day Greeting From Robert Gould Shaw
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Betty Reid Soskin, a National Treasure, Dies at 104
The next time you are told that the National Park Service is engaged in subversive or un-patriotic history.
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