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12 Confederate Flag Amazing Facts - From Stars and Bars to the Rebel Flag By : Beth Gabriel
Twelve Questions and Answers About the Confederate Flag
A brief history of American Civil War By : Ann
The American Civil War (1861-1865) was a civil war between the United States of America
America's Rebirth at Appomattox By : Sean Priestley
The end of American Civil War is considered the rebirth of
America; particularly its cultural principles and moral values.
After the last battle at Petersburg, the Confederates
surrendered and interestingly enough, it is believed by many
historians that both sides were content with the so expected
end.
Battle on the Nueces, 1862 By : Mary Arnold
This article examines the events that led to the confrontation
between German unionists and Confederate soldiers on the banks
of the Nueces River. Stanley McGowen presents evidence that the
German settlers were heavily armed and, therefore, not massacred
as some later generations have claimed.
Civil War Bullet Collecting - a Hobby That Honors the Past By : Nicholas Tan
Did you know that during the Civil War, more than 1000 different types of bullets were used? This is one reason Civil War bullet collecting has become a popular hobby.
Civil War Uniforms: 10 Tips to Picking the Right Colors for Your Trousers and Jacket By : Paula and Coach McCoach
1. There seems to be a lot of discussion on color and fabric. The most accurate statement on this issue that I can make was there was a great variety of colors and fabrics.
Civil War Uniforms: 9 Universal Tips on HOW TO Choose Accurate yet Inexpensive Buttons By : Paula and Coach McCoach
1. Get yourself some good buttons. Stay away from plastic and modern buttons. Go with glass, bone, shell, metal, porcelain, 2-hole cat’s eye or Mother of Pearl.
Civil War Uniforms: Top 10 Things to Do with Your Trousers By : Paula and Coach McCoach
You want to be comfortable in your trousers right? Follow these tips and not only will your impression be accurate, you will have trousers that fit and feel great!
Civil War: The Role of Ex-Slaves after the Civil War By : Etnest Berstein
When Abraham Lincoln took office as President on March 4, 1861 -
the United States was a divided country with slavery as the key
issue before the nation. In order to preserve the Union, it was
inevitable that something had to be done in America. The
differences of the states spiraled into America's most dreadful
and bloody civil war.
Collecting Civil War Antique Swords By : William Davis
Civil War antique collectors may differ on which swords are the most interesting to collect. The purpose of this article is to identify some of the major producers of Civil War swords, and some facts about each manufacturer.
Confederate Regiment By : Ann
On the outbreak of the American Civil War, 313 officers left the United States Army to join the Confederate Army
Excerpts from Letters by Confederate Soldiers By : Mary Arnold
This article is a series of excerpts from letters written by
four brothers who served in the Civil War for the Confederacy.
Jennifer Mansfield uses the letters to offer insight into the
personal experiences and feelings of four Texas soldiers.
Facts About The Civil War By : Ann
At least 618,000 Americans died in the Civil War

Of every 1,000 Federals in battle, 112 were wounded

Of every 1,000 Confederates, 150 were hit

The 1st Maine Heavy Artillery, in a charge at Petersburg, Virginia, 18 June 1864, sustained a "record" loss of the war-635 of its 900 men within seven minutes.
Facts About U.S. Colored Troops By : Ann
Center design of the 6th U.S. Colored Troops regimental flag. The top motto reads, "Freedom for all". From the Library of Congress Collection 1) Only men ages 18 to 45, of good health and physical condition could enlist in the U.S. Colored Troops. Before December 1863, Missouri slaves of loyal masters needed consent before enrolling.
Hobby of Honor: Civil War Bullet Collecting By : Kevin Bailey
Throughout the course of the Civil War, over 1,000 types of bullets were used. Although not very common, the hobby of collecting these bullets is definitely around. The main reason for this is because of the rapid development of firearms and ammunition, therefore new bullets and weapons were being put into regulation constantly.
Interesting History - Little Known Facts About The Civil War By : Mark Bowman
1. When Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation he
wasn't actually freeing ALL the slaves, he was only freeing the
slaves in the rebellious states. It's interesting that he chose
to free the slaves in those states that he had the least power
to do so.
Jefferson Davis - Bridegroom to Widower in 89 days By : Howard Edward Haller, Ph.D.
The public is well aware that Jefferson F. Davis was President
of the Confederate States of America. This article is one of a
series of articles from a forthcoming book Jefferson Davis-a
Memoir and the article series From a Kentucky Log Cabin to the
Capitol which will share the rest of the story of who Jefferson
Davis was, what he stood for, and includes his wide range of
accomplishments.
Jefferson Davis and Chief Black Hawk- "From Kentucky Cabin to the By : Howard Edward Haller, Ph.D.
After graduating from the United States Military Academy at age
20, Jefferson Davis received a Commission in the US Regular
Army. The young Second Lieutenant was initially assigned to the
Sixth Regiment of Infantry and then he was assigned to the First
Regiment of Infantry.
Jefferson Davis The Boy- From Kentucky Cabin to the Capitol” By : Howard Edward Haller, Ph.D.
The public is well aware that Jefferson F. Davis was President
of the Confederate States of America. This article is one of a
series of articles about Jefferson Davis-A Memoir by his Great
Great Grandson and From Kentucky Cabin to the Capitol which will
share the rest of the story of who Jefferson Davis was and what
he stood for and his wide range of accomplishments.
Jefferson Davis, Cadet at West Point, From Kentucky Cabin to the Capitol By : Howard Edward Haller, Ph.D.
Just after a month Jeffersons 16th birthday, in 1824, his father
Samuel died. Jeffs oldest brother, Joseph Davis (who was twenty
years older than Jefferson) became a surrogate father and mentor
to his younger brother Jeff. Joseph Davis in spite of the fact
he was a successful attorney, discouraged Jeff from transferring
to the University of Virginia Law School.
Jefferson F Davis- US Army Lt. and then Col. Zachary Taylor - Their Early Realtionship By : Howard Edward Haller, Ph.D.
This article shares an insight into who Jefferson Davis really
was and specifically his relationship with Colonel Zachary
Taylor, who would play an important part of Jefferson Davis’s
life for several decades
Kinds of Civil War Antiques By : Charlie Reese
The mid-to-late 1800's are an era ripe with American history, full of real-life heroes and as many villains. And there are more Civil War antiques and collectibles available than I could have imagined. The thought of my son (and me, by default) owning a real piece of history is actually quite thrilling. There are dealers throughout the United States, but as one might expect, I found them to be concentrated on the east coast.
Lt. General Nathan Bedford Forrest CSA By : Howard Watkins
It was characteristic of him to lead the charge shouting with
sword and pistols in hand. He had twenty-seven horses killed and
wounded under him in battle and was twice severely wounded
himself.
Robert Moffat Livingstone: A South African in the American Civil War By : Ross Dix-Peek
Robert Moffat Livingstone was the famous Scottish explorer, David Livingstone's, first-born. The eldest of six children (three boys and three girls), Robert Livingstone was born on the 9 January 1846, at Mabotsa, Bechuanaland, which is today a part of the Republic of South Africa.
The American Civil War And Civil War Collectibles By : Dianne Hamments
The American Civil War was one of the bloodiest series of
battles ever fought within a single country. It was an epic
struggle waged for five years (1861-1865) between the northern
free States, as the United States of America, and the seceding
Southern slave States, which formed a splinter country known as
the Confederate States of America.
Treasure Hunting For Civil War Artifacts By : David Cowley
If you're a modern-day treasure hunter you may wonder how you can find some great Civil War artifacts, whether on your own or through another seller that has already found them for you. Believe it or not, there are still some great items you can find from the Civil War even after all these decades.
Unique History – Why Civil War Reenactments Occur and Why You Should See One By : Mark Ruda
Civil War reenactments can be fun and educational experiences for the whole family. These unique tributes started earlier than you might think, beginning even before the Civil War itself was over.
Writing the Civil War and Researching the Causes By : Phil Bryant
Many an aspiring short story writer or novelist has dreamed of
putting to paper a romantic tale to rival at least come near to
the quintessential civil war novel Gone with the Wind. Romance,
treachery, occupation and struggle were the overt messages from
Margaret Mitchell's best seller.
Writing the Civil War, the why and how it was fought By : Phil Bryant
The American Civil War was fought not by professional armies but
by armies filled with patriots who answered the call of their
respective side and put aside all personal want or gain for the
larger call of defending their nation.

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