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Valley men rush to the defense of… Washington?
This past weekend, I spent a little time enjoying the “Invasion Stalled” program at Harper’s Ferry. While it did indeed stall… Gen. Jubal Early bypassed Harper’s Ferry, and continued his press toward Washington. Gen. Ulysses Grant, however, didn’t hesitate, and by July 6 had dispatched more troops to deal with Early’s advance. Those extra troops […]
A little something for Keith’s Cosmic Civil War
February 16, 2011 by Robert Moore
I was perusing the Web early this morning and came across several deleted scenes from the movie Gettysburg. One in particular seemed to strike a chord, especially since Keith, over at Cosmic Civil War, has given some time to blog about it recently (and we exchanged Tweets about the subject over a period of a […]
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