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My blogs are written from a historical side of events. This event sounds to me like it could be a historical event!
This is my attempt to share with the public a worth while group of people that are trying to make a difference during a period of time when famine is great and the ability [...]
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As late in the war as February of 1865, and the Southern Army is basically starving, a young Black Writer by the name of Thomas Morris Chester pens a few lines about what he witnessed at the cornfield on the Boulware plantation. He talked about how in between the Union and Reb lines, there was [...]
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Many of you following and pre-purchasing this next book are always asking, when I see you “When”. I will be posting the fully approved cover that was drawn by a local artist. And the when is the first 10 copies will be mid July with the first shipment of the rest of the books around [...]
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New book “Only Ghosts Came Home” to be released in 30-45 days with the first 10 numbered copies available for purchase to those wanting a numbered copy for your collection. It can be reserved by e-mailing savannah_meade@yahoo.com and requesting a copy as long as they remain available. No copy is fully reserved until payment of $20.00 is [...]
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Marian Green-1st Michigan Engineers
Fannie Wilson & Nellie graves 24th NJ
Lizzie Compton age 16 of 11th Kentucky Volunteers
Mary Owens Pennsylvania
Frank Henderson (fictious male name) 3rd, 11th &19th Illinios Infantry
Lizzie Cook detected before serving
unknown name, however, story goes she fought entire war alongside men and when the war was finished ,put on her skirt, walked out of her tent, [...]
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First of all the information in this article is a culmination of many articles…(Historical Documentary shows and actual documentation I have had the opportunity to utilize and enjoy). I find this event to be another blunder in the integrity of the American public at large.
It starts because during the 1800’s and, especially you during the [...]
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My last entry concerning Lincoln and a more sinister plot than what History has reported has led to what I thought would turn into a fishing expedition. I have a thesis, that the Radical Republicans also referred to as the “Jacobin Club” which has a violent, vicious background beginning in France in the 1700’s had [...]
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Thought I would get you with that! It is a well known fact that Booth is responsible for lodging a bullet into the brain of Lincoln which led to his eventual death. However, bullistic tests suggest that the type of gun used by Booth to shoot the President, the type of ammunition used, at the precise [...]
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This comes to us from David. He represents the 50th North Carolina, Co. F
On the opening day of the Battle of Gettysburg, July, 1863, the 26th North Carolina met the 24th Michigan Infantry, part of the Iron Brigade, on McPherson’s Ridge just west of the town of Gettysburg.
The first exchange of volleys between the “black-hatted” [...]
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In Sharpsburg Maryland a hiker, cutting through a cornfield where soldiers were blown to pieces during the battle of Antietam, caught a glimpse of something near what appeared to be a groundhog hole. A closer look revealed fragments of bone and a metal button, clotted with red clay.
The remains were brought to the visitors center [...]
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