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Would you have gone to war?
This week on Facebook, Manassas National Battlefield Park posed a really good question… While I know a lot of folks would disagree with me, I don’t think we should look to give an answer to the question so quickly. One might feel confident in answering, based on ancestry, “heritage”, “patriotism”, etc., but keep in mind… […]
At the First Manassas/Bull Run Sesquicentennial event, today
July 21, 2011 by Robert Moore
I was there… got to Manassas early… The pretty cool looking Virginia 150 Historymobile… Crowd was relatively light, but then… it was hot, and on a workday. Did I say it was hot?! Of course, the Stonewall on steroids statue… A view toward the speakers’ platform from the rear hooves of Stonewall’s mount. Also had […]
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