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This year we did not pub a separate Gettysburg sect due to the cancellation of all o the events in Gettysburg and the COVID-19 impact on the town. Instead, we have made this issue Gettysburg issue. It contains al the content that would have been
TO THE EDITOR: Joe Bilby and his “Black Powder; White Smoke” column continues to be my first read wi each new issue. He always manages to come up with interesting and informative scholarship. I also appreciate Hagiwara’s terrific “Through the Lens” articles with the wonderfu colorized photos. Craig Barry seems to really do his homework and has a knack for inserting some great off the
wall minutiae that just blows me away. John Sexton and Shannon Pritchard both present the most
amazing artifacts to share with those of us who can only dream of ever handling such important
relics. Tim Prince always fascinates me, not only with his fan-
tastic firearms expertise, but a his attention to detail. His art
photography enhances the whole experience of learning from thes experts. Captain David A. Sul
TO THE EDITOR: I read with great interest th June edition of the Civil War News and the article: “Fact or f tion? Black Confederates” by Dr.
Lawrence E. Babits. Based on the large amount of information on this subject, I hope this articl the first of many. In regard to the Dr. Lewis Steiner/Maryland-Antietam account, I found that this account was included in the book “Antietam and the Maryland and Virginia campaigns of 1862 from the government records—Union
included in a separate sec You may have noticed tha ve not been publishing the dar of Events section over ast couple of months. This sion has been due to the llation of almost all event atherings. When everything
and which have now first osed the truth; approved by
is book can be found on on the website: archive.org
Alphabet Quiz - E General Lee’s bald, “bad ol John B. Hood first led the battle The other name for the Batt The engineer who designed a Commanding officer, NY Fire
Va., hotel owner Sherman’s brother in law wh to be a general Confederate division comman Va. He gave the “other,” much l Remote power source that de torpedoes This Jan. 1, 1863 document controlled territory
. is safe to open to the Civil War shows, reena living history programs, etc re-scheduled, we will begin lishing the Calendar of Even section again. We are all lo forward to that day and hope happens very soon.
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