Civil War Confessions, on this day in history
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On This Day In The American Civil War, 9th of March 1862 :: The first duel between ironclads ends in a draw. One of the two ships was ridiculed before the fight, but performed well. There is a lesson in that.
On This Day In The American Civil War. 8th of March 1862 :: The Confederate ironclad CSS Virginia blasts wooden ships into oblivion
On This Day In The American Civil War: 8th of March 1862 :: The Battle of Pea Ridge ends with a Union victory
This Is How Men Break And Never Fully Recover. How The blood curdling Rebel Yell saddled young Henry with a heavy debt.
Civil War Confessions, History Confessions, Transformative Confessions
I Lost My Arm Fighting for the Wrong Side — And Spent My Life Making It Right
Civil War Confessions, Transformative Confessions
Play until you die
Scalp Hunters :: A Bloody Trade That Feeds On The Dead
Ever heard of William Quantrill?
Ever heard of Clement Vallandigham? Yes, am addicted to American history
Cinema Confessions, Civil War Confessions, History Confessions
Entertaining American Civil War Quiz. Four questions linked to Civil War movies and series
Civil War Confessions, Political Confessions, US Political Confessions
Trump’s military coup in 2027
How long can Joseph play the piano?
Books & Music, Civil War Confessions
Reading yet another book on George Armstrong Custer. A most unusual fascination I can’t seem to shake off, even when I am afraid it’s a huge waste of time
21st of July 1861. One of the strangest battles in history takes place. Civil war blog
Ideal movie for this sultry 18th of July :: Glory, one of the best anti-racists movies out there
One of my quirks :: Reading books about the American Civil War in any language I can reasonably manage
Comic book series The Bluecoats has become a disaster. De Blauwbloezen trekken op niks meer.
Custom made puzzle of the battle of Antietam fought 138 years ago today. Created by Matt Pehrson
Civil War Confessions, US Political Confessions
Road to paradise :: Merge the best US states with Canada and leave the rest to the ghosts of the Confederacy
An overlooked Civil War movie :: Pharaoh’s army (1995)
Cinema Confessions, Civil War Confessions, History Confessions, Self-help Confessions, Things that changed my life
101 things that changed my life. 8/101 :: The movie Glory.
Civil War Confessions, History Confessions, Political Confessions
25 years after Srebrenica :: The Dutch and the struggle with the truth. The story behind the infamous Mladić Karremans toast
How to respond to people who believe in ‘lost cause’ myths. Neo-Confederate talking points debunked.
A comparison between three civil war games. No greater glory. A house divided. The American Civil War by Eagle Games.
Civil War Confessions, History Confessions
Was general Robert Edward Lee a military genius?
Cinema Confessions, Civil War Confessions
Civil War Movies :: The Free State of Jones shows the South vs the South
Civil War Confessions, History Confessions
Born on the 9th of May 1800. Controversial figure John Brown. Selfless hero or mad terrorist? Responsible for escalating tensions in the US or martyr for the freeing of slaves?
9th of April 1865:: Lee surrenders one of the hardest hitting armies in history
7th of April 1862 :: Confederates lose battle of Shiloh. More casualties in this battle than in all the previous ones combined.
Civil War Confessions, History Confessions
20 quick observations about the American Civil War
Civil War Confessions, economics, Moral Economy, Psychology Confessions
The slaveholder who understood psychology :: John McDonogh
The second American Civil War :: Trump suggests arming teachers as a solution to increase school safety
When you criticize the US, the lamest Americans will say stuff like….
Authentic Confessions, Civil War Confessions
The drunk, yet functioning, captain in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Who won the American Civil War?
Civil War Confessions, History Confessions
Why was the American Civil War fought?
Cinema Confessions, Civil War Confessions, History Confessions
Civil war movies :: Ironclads (1991)
An anecdote concerning American generosity
Civil War Confessions, History Confessions
25th of November 1863. Confederates lose Tennessee. 5 quick facts.
Civil War Confessions, Political Confessions
The Bloodiest Day in American History. 17th of September 1862. The battle of Antietam. 10 interesting facts.
Civil War Confessions, Political Confessions
Imagine Erich Von Manstein saying this
Civil War Confessions, Political Confessions
Was Abraham Lincoln a brutal dictator?
“I have no division…”
Civil War Confessions, Political Confessions
The Confessor 