March 2020
Vol. 46, No. 3 · Originally published March 2020
In This Issue
- Myth: Thousands of enslaved and free African American soldiers fought for the Confederacy — John M. Coski
- From The Lowcountry — March 2020 — Jack Melton
- Gettysburg 157th
- Gettysburg 157th GAC
- Letters to the Editor — March 2020
- Black Confederates: Truth and Legend — Sam Smith
- Editor’s Comments
- John Henry Myer: Pursued by War — Paul T. Scott
- Shepherdstown Battlefield added to the Civil War Trails program
- New Dixie Catalog, Instructing the “Stupids” & Multiple Loading — Joe Bilby
- Carrie Sheads House — Joe Bordonaro
- Corn — Craig L. Barry
- 1st Georgia, Oglethorpe Light Infantry Presentation Sword — Shannon Pritchard
- American Battlefield Trust — March 2020
- Confederate Imprints — Michael K. Shaffer
- 25th Annual Chickamauga Civil War Show and Sale
- Sharpshooter Rifle — John Sexton
- A Dramatic Leap The Battle of Glorieta Pass – Part 1 — Stephanie Hagiwara
- GBPA’s Daniel Lady Farm will Host the 2020 Battle of Gettysburg as Planned
- Winter Camp: 37th Massachusetts — Salvatore Cilella
- The Walch Pocket Revolver— The Gun That Almost Put Oliver Winchester Out of the Gun Business! — Tim Prince
- “I have it Verry [sic] Nice Here” — Bruce Allardice and Wayne Wolf
- Soldiering On — Gould Hagler
- Emerging Civil War — March 2020
- The UCV Library of the Southern Cause — W. Clifford Roberts
- American Digger Lowcountry Civil War & Artifact Show
- Garry Adelman Speaks to the Atlanta Civil War Round Table
- Book Reviews — March 2020
- Civil War Events — March 2020