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Civil War Transcendence: part 34

Posted on April 27, 2014 by Civil War Reflections

A NOVEL OF TRAVEL BACK IN TIME This reminded me. I needed to find out the date and year I was in. But first I needed to make the proper greeting. “Hattie, I’m pleased to make your acquaintance.” She smiled. … Continue reading →

THE MARYLAND CAMPAIGN OF 1862: Pt 2

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Civil War Reflections

THROUGH ARKANSAS EYES You haven’t really lived until you have spent a night in 39 degree temperatures and only two gum blankets, a wool blanket and your frock coat for warmth on the cold ground. I have spent a few … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: 1862

Civil War Transcendence: part 34

THE MARYLAND CAMPAIGN OF 1862: Pt 2

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