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Civil War Times Illustrated 1981 Feb April Aug Oct Dec 1982 Jan Mar Apr Dec (9)
Civil War Times 1981 February
IN THIS ISSUE
10 The Battle Of Baton Rouge
By Michael B. Ballard
An assault to protect Vicksburg
20 "How long will this misery continue"
Edited by Bess Beatty and Judy Caprio Memories of Morris Island
24 Lincoln Comes Back To Gettysburg
By John E. Stanchak A rare portrait emerges
26 The Alligator
By James L. Christley DeVilleroi's secret weapon
32 A Prussian For Virginia
By R.F.S. Starr
Major Heros von Borcke
40 The Prussian Remembers-Part I
Edited by Stuart Wright The von Borcke diary
44 Civil War Battlefields
Gettysburg National Military Park and Cemetery
47 The Hidden Image: Zouaves At Warrington
Civil War Times 1982 March
IN THIS ISSUE
8 Campaigning For Mobile
By James Huffstodt
One of the last land assaults of the war
18 When Can You Start
By Norman Delaney
The Occupation Of James Bulloch
28 The Hunt For Sergeant Humiston
By Mark Dunkelman and Michael Winey His children's photograph was the key
32 A Relic Of The Lost Cause
By John Hollister
What happened to the Confederacy's Great Seal
38 To The Memory Of Henry Slocum
Edited by Thomas E. Hilton
General Oliver Howard's eulogy for his friend
42 Civil War Battlefields
The Richmond Battlefield Park
50 The Author's Prize: Volume XX
Civil War Times 1981 April
IN THIS ISSUE
13 Uncle Dan and "Dixie"
By Roger Long
The famous song and its composer
20 "With More Sorrow Than I Can Tell"
By John Taylor
A politically ruined friendship
30 Forrest's Great Gamble
By James L. Conrad
The battle at Ebenezer Church
40 Civil War Battlefields
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
44 The Prussian Remembers-Part II
Edited by Stuart Wright Heros von Borcke's Rebel diary
Civil War Times 1981 August
IN THIS ISSUE
11 Ruffles And Flourishes!
1981 Author's Prize Winner
12 Riding Through Alabama-Part 1
By Richard M. McMurry Rousseau invades the Deep South
18 Burden's Machine
By Arnold Gates Horseshoes for the Union
20 The Committee
On The Conduct Of The War
By E.B. Long
The armchair generals
28 Howell Cobb's Account
Edited by William Harris Bragg A dialogue with Charles C. Jones
34 A Sketch Of My Early Life
Edited By James R. Jones
Mrs. Haggard's flight for "The Cause"
44 Civil War Battlefields
Petersburg National Battlefield
46 Behind The Lines
The best books on the Civil War
48 Where To Find Them
By Fred L. Schultz
Civil War Times 1981 October
IN THIS ISSUE
9 The End In The Carolinas
10 Burning Columbia
By Robert L. Crewdson A Southern city in flames
20 Giving Up Raleigh
By John G. Barrett Conquering a ghost town
26 First To Fall
By Charles F. Cooney John Quincy Marr's story
28 "More Terrible Than Victory"
Edited by Walter Brown, Jr. Benjamin Huske's letter from Bethel
34 Civil War Battlefields
Pea Ridge National Military Park
36 Riding Through Alabama-Part II
By Richard M. McMurry Rousseau's romp through Dixie
Civil War Times 1981 December
IN THIS ISSUE
12 Dissent
Edited by Edward Longacre Unhappy Governor Pickens
14 The Loyalty Of Illinois
By Alan Sewell
Holding "Egypt" for the Union
22 Copperhead Clement Vallandigham
By Roger Long
The man without a country
30 The Free State Of Winston
By Alan Sewell
Can a county secede from a state
38 Henry Foote Skedaddles
By Howard C. Westwood
For establishing an honorable peace
44 "The Better I Like You"
Edited by Raymond J. Herek
46 Civil War Battlefields
Fredericksburg National Military Park
Civil War Times 1982 January
IN THIS ISSUE
8 Pirates: The New Bern Raid
By Phillip R. Rutherford
John Wood plots the capture of the Underwriter
16 Pirates: Her Career Of Triumph
By Maurice Melton
The privateer Sumter's grand cruise of the Atlantic
26 Pirates: The Comedy Of The Caleb Cushing
By Herbert C.F. Adams
Portland, Maine has a showdown with Confederates
38 The Sibley Tent
By Les Jensen
The canvas roof over their heads
40 A Vital Unit
By Richard M. Coffman
A brief history of the Confederate Phillips Legion
46 Civil War Battlefields
Vicksburg National Military Park
Civil War Times 1982 April
IN THIS ISSUE
8 A Spirit In My Feet Said Go
By William C. Davis
The cameramen and hidden images of the war
18 Artists Of The Civil War
By Frederic Ray
With pen and palette they preserved the scene
26 War Between The States
A special map designed for Civil War buffs
32 The Union's Forgotten Photographer
By Charles F. Cooney
Andrew Russell gets credit for famous photos
36 With A Special In The Shenandoah
Edited by George F. Skoch
News artist James Taylor's diary and sketches
Civil War Times 1982 December
FEATURES
10A Different Sort Of Trade: Gulf
Blockade-Runners, By Linda and John Pelzer
Something of the zest of yacht racing
18George Trenholm: With The Manners
Of A Prince, By M. Foster Farley
Paying the cost of the Lost Cause
26Postage Stamps & Brass: An Answer
To The Crunch, By Robert Svensson
When cash was scarse, imagination wasn't
28Grandaddy Of The Greenback: The
Union's Jay Cooke, By Howard Popowski
Behind every great war there's a banker
36Money, Money, Money: Gallery
A look at that spendable specie
40Nothing More Than A Whorehouse:
The Treasury -1864, By Charles F. Cooney
Mismanagement, missing money, morals charges
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