Louisa May Alcott and the Civil War
Samantha Seiple discusses her book, Louisa on the Front Lines: Louisa May Alcott in the Civil War. Find more about Samantha at www.SamanthaSeiple.com. Become a patron at: www.patreon.com/chronic...
4 Apr 201937min
John Mosby and the Lincoln Assassination
David Goetz speaks on the involvement of John Singleton Mosby and his men in the Lincoln Assassination. Find more about David Goetz, his books, and his tours at: http://mosbystours.com/ Become patron...
28 Mar 201957min
The Battle of Cool Spring
Jonathan Noyalas returns to speak about the Battle of Cool Spring. Learn more about the McCormick Civil War Institute at Shenandoah University. This episode was proudly produced by Sounder & Key.
21 Mar 201935min
African Americans in the Shenandoah Valley
Jonathan Noyalas speaks about the attempts of the African Americans in the Shenandoah Valley to get their freedom. Learn more about the McCormick Civil War Institute. This episode was proudly produc...
15 Mar 201942min
The Looting of Fredericksburg, VA
Beth Parnicza, Historian at the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, returns to discuss the looting of Fredericksburg by Union troops following the battle there. Learn more about ...
7 Mar 201937min
The Battle of the Wilderness
Elizabeth Parnicza speaks on the battle of the Wilderness. This episode was proudly produced by Sounder & Key.
1 Mar 201940min
Foraging and Pillaging
Dr. Joan Cashin returns to the podcast to discuss the practices of Civil War armies in taking the resources of local civilians to supply themselves. Click here to find Dr. Cashin's book "War Stuff". ...
21 Feb 201949min
The Olustee Reenactment and Festival
Mantha Young joins us to discuss the Olustee Reenactment and Festival, which is going into its 41st year on February 15-17. Find information about Bob's Books here. Photo Credit: https://www.olu...
14 Feb 201929min
