Civil War Times Magazine April 64, Gaine's Mill, Slave

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Civil War Times Illustrated
Volume 3 Number 1 April 1964
Cover: The Wounded Drummer Boy Painting by Eastman Johnson (1824-1906)
Contents:
A Story Of Three Southern Officers
What motivated Confederate small unit commanders? How did they feel toward their men, each other, and their leaders? How did they actually lead their troops in battle? Based on scores of letters written by three typical officers, here are the answers of the foremost expert on soldier life in the Civil War....
Gaines's Mill
The Confederates lost 8,000 men, the Federals 7,000 here on June 27th, 1862 in a hard-fought battle that neither side really won....
The Last American Slave Ship
No one suspected the true purpose of this schooner which flew the pennant of the New York Yacht Club.
The Huntingdon Bible Club
These Pennsylvanians were armed with the scriptures....Their Motto: 'In God We Trust'
Weapons & Equipment
Odd-ball Inventions
The South Had Mosby; The Union: Maj. Henry Young
The Davis-Stephens Feud
The President and the Vice President of the Confederacy were at loggerheads during most of the war. Here is the complete story...
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