This is the grave of Ambrose Burnside Ambrose Burnside, Rhode Island's gift to the Civil War and to the history of facial hair, was born in Indiana, the son of.
#Historians @ihr_history not all ‘owl-like.. bedraggled’ but rollicking, well-groomed, sane-looking. Daily Mail 1931 pic.twitter.com/fEwaU1L3Bx— IHR Library (@IHR_Library) May 11, 2016 Take my final in History 365: The Civil War and.
I know that we here all know that the cause of the Civil War was 1) slavery, 2) slavery, and 3) slavery. But Confederate apologists still love to try and.
I think one can make a case for maintaining Confederate monuments, but I don't think Zachary Fine really makes it. Writing about the recent New Orleans decision to take down.
Of course Donald Trump is making up historical stories to sell real estate. Between the 14th hole and the 15th tee of one of the club’s two courses, Mr. Trump.
Below is the grave of one of the great American heroes, Thaddeus Stevens. Stevens hardly needs to be explained to most LGM readers, but briefly, a Whig lawyer who took.
I have said before that we are in a renaissance of excellent historical writing for a general public that wants to read something more than hagiographic narratives. Add Adam Rothman's.
It's almost hard to believe Abraham Lincoln survived until 1865 given the hate he engendered among northern racists. While we can certainly argue that Lincoln was not that radical compared.
