August 2020
Vol. 46, No. 8 · Originally published August 2020
In This Issue
- Civil War Publication Survey
- From The Editor: On Monuments and the Silent Majority
- Letters to the Editor — August 2020
- A Candid Interview with Garry Adelman, American Battlefield Trust’s Chief Historian — Chris Mackowski, Ph.D.
- “The Troops Are All in Very High Spirits” — Bruce S. Allardice and Wayne L. Wolf
- Civil War Alphabet Quiz - F — Lawrence E. Babits
- The Gatling Gun — Joe Bilby
- A Passion for Civil War History, Artifacts and Preservation — Paul T. Scott
- A Few Thoughts on the U.S. Model 1841 Percussion Rifle — Craig L. Barry
- Dime Novels — Michael K. Shaffer
- Wanted: Eighteen-Foot-Tall Men — Stephanie Hagiwara
- American Battlefield Trust — August 2020
- In Memoriam — Salvatore Cilella
- Merrill Altered Virginia Manufactory Rifles — Tim Prince
- Perspectives on Sharpsburg, Phase One — Gould Hagler
- Emerging Civil War — August 2020
- Previously Unknown Map Showing Engagement’s Aftermath Amounts to ‘Rosetta Stone” for Battle of Antietam
- Chesapeake Monument Commemorates Jackson Greys — Bob Ruegsegger
- Book Reviews — August 2020
- Fishing Creek Confederacy in Pennsylvania 1864 — John A. Punola