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Sunday, July 3, 2022

Ruff's Mill: Archaeological report on July 4, 1864, battle in Ga. urges preservation, education opportunities about soldiers, slaves and citizens

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Field work was conducted in late 2020; here artillery item (Lamar Institute) A growing and diverse suburb of Atlanta should be thinking of h...
Thursday, February 23, 2012

Recalling loyalty oath in Nashville

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150 years ago today, Nashvillians gathered at the West bank of the Cumberland to catch their first glimpse of men they considered the enemy....
Sunday, February 5, 2012

Johnson as Tenn. military governor

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Just weeks after federal troops took over Tennessee's Fort Henry and Fort Donelson, Andrew Johnson arrived in Nashville. "As a mil...
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Fascinated by the Civil War since childhood, I used to terrorize my children by dragging them to battlefields across the South. I am a writer, editor and Web producer.
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