American Civil War
1861–65; see Civil War, American.
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Written by Ray Mulesky, Thunder From a Clear Sky is the
breathtaking true story of Confederate cavalry officer Adam
"Stovepipe" Johnson, who led the first Confederate raid across
the Mason-Dixon Line to seize the river-port community of Newburgh,
Indiana during the American Civil War. Written by Ray Mulesky, Thunder From a Clear Sky is the
breathtaking true story of Confederate cavalry officer Adam
"Stovepipe" Johnson, who led the first Confederate raid across
the Mason-Dixon Line to seize the river-port community of Newburgh,
Indiana during the American Civil War. Smith of
Sandwich, New Hampshire, Fourteenth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers
1862-1865 collects the correspondence and diaries of an ordinary man
who, along with half his small New Hampshire town, volunteered to fight
in the American Civil War. |
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