September 2017
Vol. 43, No. 9 · Originally published September 2017
In This Issue
- Central Virginia Battlefield Trust Acquires Key Property in Jackson Flank Attack Sector
- Getting More Young People Interested in the Civil War: Some Suggestions — Chris Mackowski
- National Preservation Groups Join Interior Secretary Zinke For Battlefield Announcements At Antietam
- The Graphic War — September 2017 — Salvatore Cilella
- Letters To The Editor
- More on Multiple Handguns, My New Book, New Book on the Morse Carbine & a Cartridge Question — Joe Bilby
- Civil War History for World War II Veterans
- Old Timey Music — Craig L. Barry
- No Joy In Lovejoy — Stephanie Hagiwara
- Whitney’s “Navy” Revolver — Tim Prince
- Confederate Military History – Extended Edition — Michael K. Shaffer
- “The First 400” – Confederate Prisoners Arrive in Elmira — Joseph Bordonaro
- ‘Admiral’ Forrest and his Horsemen — Joan Wenner, J.D.
- Confederate Monuments – An Objective Discussion
- St. Louis Monument Settlement Agreement
- Statement by County Executive Ike Leggett On the Moving of Montgomery County’s Confederate Statue
- The Personal and the Public, the Importance of Memorials — Cain Pence
- Lee, Hood and the Fog of War — Stephen Davis
- New Book on J.E.B. Stuart’s Communication with Confederate Headquarters before Gettysburg
- Frank and Virginia Williams gift extraordinary Lincoln and Civil War Collection to Mississippi State University
- Maker’s Mark found on the USS Monitor’s Turret — Joan Wenner, J.D.
- New Bern Historical Society Honors Volunteers
- Reenactors Work Together, Achieve Success — Joseph Bordonaro
- The Wars after the War: Canby and Davis vs. Captain Jack and Hooker Jim — Gould Hagler
- Book Reviews — September 2017
- 10th Annual Major Jonathan Letterman Medical Excellence Award
- Recipient of Ed Bearss Award Announced
- Come Retribution: The Confederate Secret Service and the Assassination of Lincoln — Stephen Davis
- Small Talk — September 2017 — Stephen Davis
- Conservation of a Rare USCT Banner — Jessica Hack
- North Carolina State Seal — John Sexton
- Civil War Events Sept.–Nov.
- Wreath Laying Ceremony Honors Confederate Commodore John Randolph Tucker — Bob Ruegsegger