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Did you know… The Northernmost battle of the Civil War?
31 Mar 2020

Did you know… The Northernmost battle of the Civil War?

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: American Civil War, History Makers | 1

Civil War Tuesdays John Hunt Morgan  (June 1, 1825 – September 4, 1864) was a flamboyant Confederate Civil War general, who used unconventional tactics and often made his own orders and rules. In June 1863 Morgan obtained permission from General … Continued

#blog, #blogger, #civilwar, #histfic, #history, #writingcommunity
Did you know… Carter Braxton?
29 Mar 2020

Did you know… Carter Braxton?

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: American Revolutionary War, History Makers | 0

Continuing series on the Signers of the Declaration of Independence Carter Braxton ( September 10, 1736 – October 10, 1797 ) was born to wealth, power and privilege. His father George Braxton Jr. was a rich landowner and merchant. His mother, … Continued

#blog, #history #revolutionarywar #writingcommunity #readers #histfic
Epidemics – Small Pox 1837-38
19 Mar 2020

Epidemics – Small Pox 1837-38

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: History Makers | 1

Pandemic – How far we’ve come – and how far we have to go Smallpox is one of the most deadly diseases in history. Its exact origins stretch back into the mists of time, but it was likely the disease … Continued

#pandemic #epidemic #history #smallpox #nativeamerican
Did you know… Charles Carrol of Carrolton?
16 Mar 2020

Did you know… Charles Carrol of Carrolton?

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: History Makers | 1

Continuing series on the Signers of the Declaration of Independence Charles Carrol of Carrolton ( September 19, 1737 – November 14, 1832) is referred to this way because of the numerous other Charles Carrol relatives. His ancestor, also Charles Carrol, … Continued

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Did you know… Adelbert Ames?
10 Mar 2020

Did you know… Adelbert Ames?

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: American Civil War, History Makers | 0

The American Civil War Adelbert Ames( October 31, 1835 – April 13, 1933) was a Federal Civil War brevet major general, the last full general of the Civil War alive in 1933. After Michael Shaara’s book, “Killer Angels”, and the … Continued

#history #civilwar #lastgeneral
Did you know… Samuel Chase?
9 Mar 2020

Did you know… Samuel Chase?

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: History Makers | 0

Continuing series on the Signers of the Declaration of Independence Samuel Chase ( April 17, 1741 – June 19, 1811 ) was an only child, born to Reverend Thomas Chase and Matilda Walker in Somerset County, Maryland. His father was … Continued

#blog, #declarationofindependence, #histor, #revolutionarywar
Did you know… Abraham Clark?
3 Mar 2020

Did you know… Abraham Clark?

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: History Makers | 0

An ordinary man, with an extraordinary contribution

#history #revolutionarywar #writingcommunity #readers #histfic
Federal Occupation of Nashville
25 Feb 2020

Federal Occupation of Nashville

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: History Makers | 0

On February 25, 1862, Federal troops marched into Nashville, Tn. The city would see a later battle for possession in 1864, but at this early date, General Don Carlos Buell occupied the city, as the Federals sought to follow up … Continued

#blog, #civilwar, #history, #nashville, #writingcommunity
Did you know… George Clymer?
24 Feb 2020

Did you know… George Clymer?

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: History Makers | 2

Continuing series on the Signers of the Declaration of Independence George Clymer( March 16, 1739 – January 23, 1813) was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, descended from a merchant family of Bristol, England. His father died at a young age, and his … Continued

#history #revolutionarywar #writingcommunity #readers #histfic
Engineers don’t get the love – John G. Parke
18 Feb 2020

Engineers don’t get the love – John G. Parke

by historicalnovelsrus | posted in: History Makers | 0

Did you know… John Parke? Civil War Tuesday Quiet, determined and competent – those aren’t qualities that always win fanfare and recognition, yet few armies could function without such commanders. John Parke was one of them. He was present or … Continued

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