November 2017
Vol. 43, No. 11 · Originally published November 2017
In This Issue
- What's Hot, and What's Not, in the World of Civil War Books Today! — Marc Ramsey and Roger Semplak
- Augusta CWRT — Matthew Borowick
- Letters To The Editor
- Hunley Mystery NOT Solved Yet: Researchers Continue Investigation into What Really Happened
- Summer Fun in Cape May, New Jersey! — Joseph Bordonaro
- Gun Digest 2018, EMF Engraved Revolvers, Pedersoli Volunteer Rifle & a Survivor rifle-musket — Joe Bilby
- Shotguns and Bayonets — Craig L. Barry
- A Real Soldier — Stephanie Hagiwara
- Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts – Part Two — Michael K. Shaffer
- Pettengill's Double Action “Army” Revolver — Tim Prince
- Bvt. General Clark S. Edwards—A Personal Side of the 5th Maine — Bruce Allardice & Wayne Wolf
- Morgan's Men Ride Again — Tim Massey
- Was President Grant a Naive Victim? — Philip Leigh
- The Memorials of Eastern France: Damage and Destruction — Emma Login
- Confederate Bowie Knife — John Sexton
- The Wars after the War: Broken Arrow — Gould Hagler
- Book Reviews — November 2017
- Your Reviews Matter—and Help Keep Civil War Publishing Alive — Theodore P. Savas
- Why We Read, Why We Write — Brian S. Wills, Ph.D.
- Reflections of a Civil War Historian — Jeffry D. Wert
- Writing the History of Battlefield Preservation — Bob Zeller
- University of Tennessee Press Publishes Western Theater — Thomas Wells
- Bell Wiley and McCowat-Mercer Press — Stephen Davis
- Small Talk — November 2017 — Stephen Davis
- Westholme's Role in Civil War Book Publishing — Bruce H. Franklin
- Civil War Events Nov.–Jan.
- What to do with the Jefferson Davis Statue in the Kentucky Capitol's Rotunda — Charles H. Bogart