A Chat with the Civil War Breakfast Club

A Chat with the Civil War Breakfast Club

Darin Weeks and Mare Fincher--the Civil War Breakfast Club--chat with Emerging Civil War's Chris Mackowski about their "barstool" approach to Civil War history and their goal of getting people pumped up to learn more.


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