June 2016
Vol. 42, No. 5 · Originally published June 2016
In This Issue
- The 39th Annual Ohio Civil War Show Attracts Thousands — Teresa Williams Drushel
- Advantage Of Cooperation Between Civil War Round Tables — William (Bill) Hallett
- Paging Through — Jack Melton
- Letters To The Editor
- CSS Teaser — Stephanie Hagiwara
- Controlled Burn At Gettysburg — Leon Reed
- Lost African American Grave New Discovery — Gregory L. Wade
- Jersey Muskets, Powder Cautions — Joe Bilby
- Behind The Scenes Tour Of The Library Of Congress — Nancy Jennis Olds
- Supplement to the Official Records — Michael K. Shaffer
- 151st Battle Of Selma — William (Bill) Lockridge
- General A. P. Hill Remembered On 151st Anniversary of His Death — Bob Ruegsegger
- Did the English Government Sell Military Arms to America? — Craig L. Barry
- News Briefs — June 2016
- Historic Wagon Road Preserved In Blue Ridge, Penn. — Leon Reed
- Collecting The 95th N.Y. Infantry Regiment — Paul Post
- Special Discharge for Illegal Enlistment — Tom Dunne
- Thousands Of Veterans Compiled — Bill Bleyer
- Book Reviews — June 2016
- Civil War Books — Stephen Davis
- Norfolk Light Artillery Blues Step Into The Future - Again — Bob Ruegsegger
- Living History Event At Endview Plantation — Joseph Bordonaro
- Long Island’s North Shore Civil War Roundtable President’s Long Legacy — Bill Bleyer
- John Kinser Confederate Revolver — John Sexton
- Collecting Civil War Postal Stamps — Jeff Hayward
- Winner Of The Laney Book Prize Announced
- Abraham Lincoln, Emancipation And The Corwin Amendment — John C. Maloney Jr.
- Triune Reenactment Near Franklin, Tenn. — Gregory L. Wade
- Treasures from the Museum — June 2016 — Gordon Blaker
- Namozine Church – A Still, Silent Witness To War — Sandy Goss/Eagle Bay
- North Carolina Museum Hosts 26th Annual Battle Reenactment — Bob Ruegsegger
- Two Antique Parrott Rifles New Home At Cedar Mountain — Nancy Jennis Olds
- Events Section — June 2016