ONCE A CIVIL WAR

The U.S. Civil War: Was it one nation divided, remaking itself, or two nations at war? There is no one answer. But every day was a day of great change.

Thursday, June 27, 2013

October 26, 1862---"The dullest of dull places . . ."

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OCTOBER 26, 1862:              The New York Herald reports on the Battle of Old Fort Wayne, calling it war news from “the dullest ...

October 25, 1862---"There are no two nations of Europe which have ever hated each other with more intense and implacable hate . . ."

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OCTOBER 25, 1862:               The Richmond Daily Dispatch prints an enraged editorial that asserts that with the issuance of th...

October 24, 1862---"Sore-tongued and fatigued horses."

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OCTOBER 24, 1862:              General McClellan still has not made a move to pursue Robert E. Lee. After receiving McClellan’s la...

October 23, 1862---The Battle of Pocotaligo, S.C.

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OCTOBER 23, 1862:            The Battle of Pocotaligo, South Carolina. In an attempt to cut the railroad between Savannah and Cha...

October 22, 1862---Cherokee Confederates invade Arkansas

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OCTOBER 22, 1862:            The Battle of Old Fort Wayne, Indian Territory (The Battle of Bentonville; the Battle of Maysville). ...
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