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.

Monday, October 13, 2014

October 16, 1864---Show Me . . . or die . . .

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OCTOBER 16, 1864:                     Benjamin Whitehead Lewis (1812-1866) was one of the rare Missouri Unionists living in the Con...
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October 15, 1864---War in "Little Dixie"

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OCTOBER 15, 1864:                     The Battle of Glasgow, Missouri. Glasgow is known to history as the unofficial capital of “Li...

October 14, 1864---Smoke and flame . . .

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OCTOBER 14, 1864:  Small battles rage around Strasburg in the Shenandoah Valley as General Philip Sheridan U.S.A. and the retreating G...
Saturday, October 11, 2014

October 13, 1864---The Battle of Darbytown Road

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OCTOBER 13, 1864: The Battle of Darbytown Road. Union troops of the Tenth Corps leave their entrenchments in the outer circle of Richmo...

October 12, 1864---The death of Chief Justice Taney

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OCTOBER 12, 1864:                      Roger B. Taney    (1777-1864) the sepulchral Chief Justice of the United States, a Unionist,...
Friday, October 10, 2014

October 11, 1864---Early voting

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OCTOBER 11, 1864:             U.S. Federal elections are traditionally held on Tuesdays due to the fact that holding elections on M...
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