October 2017
Vol. 43, No. 10 · Originally published October 2017
In This Issue
- Confederate Monuments are Welcome at Beauvoir
- Charlotte CWRT — Matthew Borowick
- Statement From The Civil War Trust
- Richmond’s Monument Avenue Under Threat
- Letters To The Editor
- Battlefield Pickups & Fenian Parts Guns — Joe Bilby
- A Monumental Spin — H. V. Traywick, Jr.
- U.S. Model 1861 — Craig L. Barry
- The Siege After Hell — Stephanie Hagiwara
- Freeman Army Revolver — Tim Prince
- Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts – Part One — Michael K. Shaffer
- N-SSA Northwest Territory members help “Save the Flags”
- Emerging Civil War Book Awards and Roundtable Recognition
- Peterboro Emancipation Day Gathering
- Civil War Vengeance: Murder in the First! — Joseph F. Wilson
- New Projects at Moccasin Bend
- The “Lost Cause” is Real Now — Ben Windom
- Rededicated in the Wheatfield—154th — John Wessner
- New Digital Tool Redefines Photo Sleuthing — Ron Coddington and Kurt Luther
- United States Marines Civil War Uniforms — United States Marine Corps – Historical Company
- The Artillery that Charged with Pickett — Shannon Pritchard
- Allaire Village Helps Civil War Living History Come to Life — Joseph Bordonaro
- Marietta’s Root House Event
- Civil War Round Table Attributes Growth to Quality Speakers
- The Wars after the War: Close Calls for Hancock and Custer — Gould Hagler
- Silver I.D. Pin — John Sexton
- Book Reviews — October 2017
- Civil War Round Tables are Organizing for Growth — Wally Rueckel
- The American Heritage Short History of the Civil War — Stephen Davis
- Small Talk — October 2017 — Stephen Davis
- Artillery Opens the Ball at Cedar Mountain — Joseph Bordonaro
- The Founding of the Civil War Round Table of Atlanta — Hank Segars
- Civil War Events Oct.–Dec.
- Confederate Symbols and a Divided Southern Heritage — Calvin Goddard Zon