Today's installment concludes McClellan's Peninsula Campaign,our selection from History of the War of Secession by Rossiter Johnson published in
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Confederate Offensive Begins
Confederate mistakes allowed the Union army to escape.Continuing McClellan's Peninsula Campaign,our selection from History of the War of Secession
Stonewall Jackson Arrives
The topography of Virginia is favorable to an army menacing Washington, and unfavorable to one menacing Richmond.Continuing McClellan's Peninsula
Robert E. Lee Takes Command
For some time after the Battle of Fair Oaks heavy rains made any movement almost impossible for either of the armies that confronted each other near
Onward to Yorktown
One division of the army embarked on March 17th, and the others followed in quick succession.Continuing McClellan's Peninsula Campaign,our
World War I Video
Bringing the best history on the web. -- From Crash Course, their World History Series, #36.In which John Green teaches you about the war that
McClellan’s Peninsula Campaign
This series has six easy 5 minute installments. This first installment: McClellan Takes Command.IntroductionWhen the dismal news of the defeat
Finally, They Came for the Relics
Today's installment concludes Constantinople Taken by the Western Crusaders,our selection from The Fall of Constantinople Being the Story of the
Major Buildings and Landmarks Damaged
The Hagia Sophia, the greatest church building in the world was desecrated.Continuing Constantinople Taken by the Western Crusaders,our selection