Military Images Sept. 2001 UK vs US Canada Manassas Ohio Iowa Infantry Maine

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Military Images
Volume 23 Issue 2 Sept/Oct.2001
Preserving The History Of The American Fighting Man
Cover: In 1861 A U.S. Navy Ship Removed Two Confederate Diplomats From A Royal Mail Ship And Almost Started A War Between The U.S. and Great Britain.
In This Issue
The War That Never Was - Britain and The U.S. Almost Went To War In 1861
Leonard Stineman's Rough War - Badly Wounded at Fredericksburg, He Returned To The War
The Volunteer Southron's Trip To The War - It Was A Long Trip From Secession To War For This Unit
The Remarkable Life Of A General - Who Was Steinwehr Avenue Named After?
'We Were In A Tight Place' - A Phillips Legion Officer at The Second Manassas
George T. Lape, Civil War Photographer - A New York Engineer Became A Professional Photographer
The River Regiment - The War Of The 7th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
'A Better Man Never Lived' - Everyone Admired James Cooper, 33rd Iowa Infanry
Two From Gregg's 1st South Carolina - A 6-Month Unit in 1861 Left Two Images
'Emery's Sad Fate' - D.W. Emery, 3rg Maine Infantry, Dies At Chancellorsville
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