History of the Civil War

History

	Bloodlines and Battlelines in the White House Part II by Sgt. Timothy Hollamby (Presidents, Their Families and the Civil War)
	How the Christmas Story Saved A Soldiers Life by Arcibald Rutledge (A Touching Story About Sweethearts)
	Florida Secession Day January 10th (Text of the Original Document)
	Medal of Honor Winner at Crystal River by David Ekardt (Real Life Action at Reenactment Location)
	Confederate Persistency by Gen. J. O. Shelby (Last Desperate Utterances of Gen. J.O. Shelby After Lee's Surrender)
	Cross of Honor submitted by Angela Kendall (A World War II Medal Given to Descendants of Confederate Veterans)
	East Martello by Randy of the 107th OVI (A Jewel of Civil War History Off the Beaten Path)
	William T. Sherman by Wayne C. Bengston (Sherman -- A North Georgia Notable)
	Confederate Coffee Part One contributed by Bob Brown (Coffee Substitutes Used During the Civil War)
	Confederate Coffee Part Two contributed by Bob Brown (Coffee Substitutes Used During the Civil War)
	The Battle of Kolb's Farm by Wayne C. Bengston (In Depth Information About the Battle of Kolb's Farm)
	Brother Against Brother (The Story of Two Brothers On Opposite Sides of the War)
	The Texas Hospital and Confederate Cemetery by Wayne C. Bengston (The Story of Texas Hospital & Confederate Cemetery Through the Years)
	Two Points of View (Excerpts From Northern and Southern Newspapers)
	The Fall of Ft. McAllister by Wes Mayhle (The Story of Ft. McAllister)
	The Mormon Rebellion by Randall K. Garvin (Prelude to the Civil War)
	Events Around Citrus County During the Civil War by Keith Kohl (A Brief Overview)
	Confederate States of America Cabinet (Pictures and Brief Summary of the Men Who Formed the Cabinet)
	The Burning of Columbia by Wes Mayhle (Pictures of the Reenactment and a Brief Overview)
	Williams Gun and Family History by Lyle Hegsted (A Family's Ties to the Williams Gun)
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