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Rumor control information on urban legends about President Barack Obama.
Collection of analysis and commentary about the impact of the Obama presidential administration from the British weekly magazine.
The impassioned chapters encourage the average man to cross the line of comfortable and traditional travel to discover the vitality of outdoor life.
Theodore Roosevelt's biographical account of hunting, camping and "zoogeographical reconnaissance" with his son Kermit.
From Bartleby.com. By William Roscoe Thayer, 1919.
Information about Tennessee artillery troops of the Civil War.
Devoted to detailed history, preservation and educational use of the lands where the battle took place in May 1864.
Histories and rosters of cavalry units who fought in the Shenandoah vicinity.
Written in 1851, the letter outlines some of the concerns of Southerners after the compromise of 1850 that eventually led to secession.
Includes listing of Stoddard County Rangers and Infantry Company D.
Provides field officers and staff, and company muster rolls.
Commercial site that contains regimental rosters, chronicles, officer profiles, soldier photographs, and battle synopses. Charge per search, or annual membership fee.
Contains the Civil War diary, memoirs, photographs, and other memorabilia of Private Jefferson Moses, Company G, 93rd Illinois Volunteers.
Letters of William Graham and associated commentary. Written by a Union volunteer farmer from western New York who was an Irish immigrant.
Patrick DeLacy won the Medal of Honor for his bravery at the Battle of the Wilderness in 1864.
A history of the ironclad, with engavings and statistics.
Information about individuals who served in the Confederate Navy. From Library of Virginia collection.
A listing from the Civil War Archives of Civil War Roundtables by state and with hot links.
Discussion group which meets in Pasadena, CA.
Names and locations of prisons in Illinois used during the Civil War. One is Rock Island, constructed 1863, which is one of the largest and most notorious prison camps in the North. Almost 2000 Confederate soldiers were buried here.
Compilation of 221 Confederate officer autographs from Johnson's Island prison.
Chronology/timeline of the Civil War, its causes and Reconstruction, battles, politicians, generals, and related sites
Histories and extensive bibliographies for all Ohio infantry, artillery, cavalry, and other units.
A grassroots effort attempting to document the story of Vermonters who served in the War of Rebellion, with official rosters and published books, unpublished diaries, letters,and journals.
Contains history of the regiment plus pictures and schedules of the modern skirmish unit.
Site dedicated to the men of the 2nd Wisconsin, 6th Wisconsin, 7th Wisconsin, 19 Indiana, 24th Michigan, and Battery B - 4th US Artillery. Includes stories of the men, images, Fond du Lac perspective, and links.
A small collection of letters and photographs from the California Gold Rush.
Find out about the Klondike Gold Rush including Skagway, Dyea, and the Chilkoot Trail.
A description and history of cattle brands from the Texas State Historical Association.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show since 1883 has been the symbol of America's Western heritage. Here the tradition continues.
Two authors give their views of the best American presidents through their quotes, and then compare them with those of George W. Bush.
Examines the purported view of Bush and Cheney that Saddam Hussein and Al Queda are connected, in spite of investigations and commission conclusions that they are not.
Online encyclopedia article about the White House volunteer who alleged that Clinton sexually assaulted her.
Fairly standard conspiracy page arguing for Oswald's innocence.
Collection of government documents related to JFK's killing. Touches on everything from Kennedy's autopsy to a cop's notes of his post-arrest interviews with Lee Harvey Oswald.
Official cavalry report describes Booth's capture.
Historical treatment of the September 1862 battle near Sharpsburg, Maryland. Sections on the people and events of Sept 17th, plus special feature articles, references, and analysis.
Description, time line, and other information on the battle.
A collection of articles, opinions, and responses to e-mails from brotherswar.com visitors relating to the greatest battle of the American Civil War and issues associated with the war.
The battle as seen through the eyes of 15-year-old Tillie Pierce.
Links lead to pictures of the monuments and landmarks at the location of the Shiloh battlefield.
Index of Tennessee's calvary units that fought for the Confederacy.
Unit history, field officers and staff and company muster rolls.
Brief history, field officers and staff, company muster rolls.
Provides remaining records, only hospital and court martial records provided.
Brief unit history, field officers and staff, and company muster rolls.
Includes officers and staff and company muster rolls.
Also known as the 9th Infantry Regiment, 18th Arkansas Infantry Battalion, provides officers and staff, company muster rolls.
Brief history, field and staff, and company muster rolls.
History of the 13th, 16th, 22nd, 34th, and 38th North Carolina Infantry Regiments. Includes battles and campaigns.