April 2018
Vol. 44, No. 4 · Originally published April 2018
In This Issue
- Civil War Trust’s Path to Preservation
- From The Lowcountry — Jack Melton
- Letters To The Editor
- Battlefields Foundation Announces Preservation Victory at New Market Battlefield
- Six-gun Shooting and Historical Myths — Joe Bilby
- Gum Blanket — Craig L. Barry
- Killed by Mosby’s Guerillas — Carl L. Sell Jr.
- A Fair Trial — Stephanie Hagiwara
- Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States: War Papers (MOLLUS) — Michael K. Shaffer
- Rarest of the Rare – South Carolina Sword Belt Plate — Shannon Pritchard
- The Lincoln Group of New York Confers its “Award of Achievement”
- An Unlucky Horseshoe: Second Reams Station — Robert Durham
- The Pattern 1851 Minié Rifle in Confederate Service — Tim Prince
- Pristine Battlefield Preserved by State of Georgia — Gould Hagler
- A Southerner’s Perspective on Sherman’s March — Stephen Davis
- Great Grandfather’s Civil War Sword — John Sexton
- Women in War: The Role of Women in America’s Wars
- Caring For Your Antique Textiles — Jessica Hack
- PhotoShopping: 19th Century Style — Salvatore Cilella
- Book Reviews — April 2018
- McDonough and Jones’ War So Terrible — Stephen Davis
- E-words — Stephen Davis
- Bronze Soldier Still Stands to Honor Local Heroes — Bob Ruegsegger
- Civil War Events April – June