An All Naval Fight at Plum Point Bend
by Gordon Thorsby On May 10, 1862, a naval only operation took place in an effort to finish breaking the hold on the northern Mississippi...
Gordon Thorsby
An All Naval Fight at Plum Point Bend
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The "Ghost Train" in the Army of the Potomac
Memories of War From David Webb, 3rd Michigan Infantry
The Beef: A Regular Subject In Letters to Home?
The 2nd South Carolina's Advance on Bigelow's Battery at Gettysburg
Brutality in Fighting With the 23rd Michigan
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Mid-Michigan's Contribution to De Golyer's Battery
Samuel Thurston, Died of Wounds in 1897?
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When CSS Alabama was Sinking
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The Origin of "Sherman's March to the Sea"
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