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| Discussion Group dedicated to the AotC (and the AoT), the generals and battles, and to the Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia theaters where the Civil War was actually decided. A lot of expertise here. | |
| Guide for grades 6-12, part of a larger site "Great American History". | |
| Provides information about the civil war for school research. Offers short articles, battle descriptions, maps, and some key documents. | |
| The comprehensive source on-line about George H. Thomas, unsung architect of the Union victory. | |
| Jim Janke's enormous collection of Civil War documentation and articles. Parallel to another meta-site on Americana. | |
| One of the largest collections of CW documents online, "gateway" site guided by Dr. Hoemann of the University of TN at Knoxville. | |
| Meets monthly to discuss and study various aspects of the U.S. Civil War. Emphasis on Canadians who fought in the CW. | |
| Extensive collection of CW diaries. Click on image, then Search, then on left top drop-down box, then on diaries. | |
| The best collection of CW papers on-line. | |
| It is fashionable to assert that the CW was fought only for economic reasons. But "somehow" (Lincoln) underneath it all was the national agony about the burden of slavery. The crucible of this moral struggle was the USCT, as exhaustively documented in Bennie McRae's site. Lest we forget. | |
| Louisiana State University's all-purpose Civil War site, link archive, and search engine, also home of the . | |
| More than 83,000 links to geneological sites world wide, includes an extensive Civil War section. | |
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Starting point for your visit to the best CW battle sites in the country. On your way to Point Park/Lookout Mountain don't miss Missionary Ridge and Orchard Knob (Thomas Reservation) off 3rd St. |
| Hosts 6 message boards from general to specialized. | |
| Online version of hard-copy monthly magazine. Covers issues of site preservation, coming events, reviews, letters, reenactment photos, etc. | |
| A middle school guide to American history and the CW. | |
| Format makes it easy to follow discussions, defined time period limits the current topics to a manageable number. | |
| An on-line Civil War magazine with articles, book reviews, and a rated links list. | |
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As Sam Watkins wrote: J. Johnston had 10 times as many soldiers shot as Bragg ever did. Bragg was, however, the only commander CSA or USA who had an officer executed (for corruption). |
| CW site from Germany, connections to the active reenactment scene there. Siehe auch andere deutsche Link-Partner. | |
| Thoughtfully written essays on the CW. Part of a group of websites which are at the forefront of webpage design. | |
| Phillip's Legion CW Impressions Unit | Site of the Phillip's Legion's artillery section. I portray a passing farmer caught up in a battery of artillery. See other sites related to reenacting, skirmishing, and artillery. |
| Hosted by the Confederate and Federal Club of France, some of the material in English, news about CW reenactments in Europe. Voir des autres sites partenaires francophones. | |
| British site, an extended family viewpoint. Puts out a regular "Crossfire" journal with lots of articles. | |
| Dedicated to the preservation of the heritage of the Virginia tidewater region. Its most famous native son, George Thomas, was born here near Newsoms in 1816. His home "Thomaston" is still standing. |
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