Civil War Times Magazine Dec.72 Weehawken Manassas Treasury Wisconsin Peck

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Civil War Times Illustrated
Volume 11 Number 8 December 1972
Contents:
4
The Weehawken's "Fearful Accident"
Poor Commander Duncan had his new command for barely 18 hours before she went down.
10
Governor John Letcher, Virginian
A reluctant Rebel, this old Democrat proved to be one of the most loyal of the South's war governors.
20
The Battle That Almost Was - Manassas Gap
Where, in the wake of Gettysburg, a bumbling subordinate may have cost Meade his opportunity to crush Lee decisively.
28
A Bounteous Reward
The author of Peck's Bad Boy had some mischief in himself as well, and his service in the 4th Wisconsin Cavalry came about for reasons other than God and Country.
30
The Earth Shook and Quivered
Joseph J. Scroggs, an Ohio farmer, whose Scottish immigrant ancestors included forebears of Vice President Adlai Stevenson and his later famous namesake, felt the emotional pull of the Civil War.
38
Twilight of a Treasury
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