Civil War Memory
Kevin M. LevinReflections on the History and Legacy of America's Bloodiest and Most Divisive Conflict
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The Other Side of the Battlefield
he Bryan house shortly after the battle, facing southwest toward the scene of Pickett’s Charge. (Source: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Civil War Photographs)
You Read. I Write. Let's Talk About What Comes Next.
Union soldiers writing home on the hurricane deck of the U.S. transport North Star while on campaign in the Gulf of Mexico in 1863. (Source: Frank Leslie’s Newspaper)
We Know How Slavery Ended. We've Forgotten How Long It Lived.
An overseer enjoys a smoke while slaves sweat over the laborious task of clearing land for tobacco in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Ca. 1798. (Benjamin Henry Latrobe)
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I am a NJ born and Boston-based historian and speaker. Author of numerous books including the forthcoming, A GLORIOUS FATE: THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF COLONEL ROBERT GOULD SHAW.
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