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1862 September 17: Follow-up on Some of Last Week’s News
From the September 17, 1862, issue of The Prescott Journal. THE NEWS. The news of the past week has been of an encouraging character. The prospect of an amicable settlement with the Chippewas is good… more →
The Civil War and Northwest Wisconsin
North Somerset Arts week 3 - 12 May 2013
wrote 1 month ago: North Somerset Arts Week, (like the summer,we hope!) will soon be with us and NBA artist John … more →
Old You at Peachtree Tavern
wrote 2 months ago: First things first: if you haven’t heard Old You yet.. you need to get on that here. Better ye … more →
John Pope Adopts Harsher Policies Against Southern Civilians (1862)
wrote 2 months ago: For last week’s post, I examined Mark Grimsley’s Hard Hand of War in order to gain insight into the … more →
Illuminating the Past: Interview with Reporter Covering the AIDS Beat in New Orleans During the 1980s
wrote 2 months ago: When I defended my master’s thesis in the spring of 2011 I knew the work was far from perfect. … more →
War of the Words
wrote 3 months ago: It’s a sordid tale of a rejected Christmas gift of biscuits, a May-December romance (if you ca … more →
Taking matters into own hands
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wrote 3 months ago: John Pope Frustration and anger must have been etched on the face of Canadian John Pope when he deci … more →
Former Prince George Citizen reporter tied to Philippines shooting
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wrote 3 months ago: A former Prince George Citizen reporter may have been the man who shot and killed two people in a Ph … more →
Shooting spree at the Cebu's Palace of Justice
wrote 4 months ago: John Pope, the gunman who later gunned down by the responding police. Early this morning, the Palace … more →
Filipinler'de davalı, davacı ve savcıyı mahkeme salonunda vurdu: 3 ölü
wrote 4 months ago: CEBU – Filipinler’de mahkeme salonunda yaşanan olayda, hakkında suçlamalar bulunan bir K … more →
When we assumed the Soldier, we did not lay aside the Citizen... George Washington
wrote 4 months ago: Today – January 19th – is the birthday of Robert E. Lee, formerly a holiday throughout t … more →
Civil War News Sells Newspapers
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wrote 4 months ago: If you are an American Civil War Historian or just have Civil War veterans on your family tree, don’ … more →
1862: Year of Emancipation
wrote 4 months ago: The United States did not enter the Civil War with the intent to destroy slavery. However, by the e … more →
Guest Post: Sacred vs. Secular
wrote 7 months ago: This awakening post is shared by John Pope. He is the elder of preaching and teaching at Refuge City … more →
Ten Biggest Battles of the American Civil War - Second Manassas and Sharpsburg
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wrote 7 months ago: President Abraham Lincoln and General George Brinton McClellan Ten Biggest Battles of the Civil War … more →
1862 September 17: Follow-up on Some of Last Week's News
wrote 8 months ago: From the September 17, 1862, issue of The Prescott Journal. THE NEWS. The news of the past week has … more →
Antietam 150th: The Bloodiest Day Remembered
wrote 8 months ago: On September 17th, 1787, the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia approved the final draft of t … more →
1862 September 10: General Pope Sent to Minnesota
wrote 8 months ago: In early September 1862, President Abraham Lincoln restored Union General George B. McClellan to ful … more →
This Week In The Civil War: Sep 3-9, 1862
wrote 8 months ago: Wednesday, September 3: General Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia began moving to rel … more →
The Second Battle of Bull Run: A Missed Opportunity
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wrote 8 months ago: Sun Tzu said that all warfare is deception. Confederate General James Longstreet never met Sun Tzu. … more →
