Civil War Talk Radio

Civil War Talk Radio - March 30, 2022 30.03.2022 48:57 ↓

Jim Downs, Maladies of Empire: How Colonialism, Slavery, and War Transformed Medicine

Civil War Talk Radio - March 23, 2022 23.03.2022 50:42 ↓

Roger Lowenstein, Ways and Means: Lincoln and His Cabinet and the Financing of the Civil War

Civil War Talk Radio - March 16, 2022 16.03.2022 55:38 ↓

Christopher Thrasher, Suffering in the Army of Tennessee: A Social History of the Confederate Army of the Heartland from the Battles for Atlanta to the Retreat from Nashville

Civil War Talk Radio - March 2, 2022 02.03.2022 56:29 ↓

Lorien Foote, Rites of Retaliation: Civilization, Soldiers, and Campaigns in the American Civil War

Civil War Talk Radio - February 23, 2022 23.02.2022 56:52 ↓

Jacqueline Budell, Archives Specialist at the National Archives

Civil War Talk Radio - February 16, 2022 16.02.2022 55:07 ↓

Meg Groeling, First Fallen: The Life of Colonel Elmer Ellsworth, the Norths First Civil War Hero

Civil War Talk Radio - February 9, 2022 09.02.2022 57:27 ↓

Jonathan White, A House Built By Slaves: African American Visitors to the Lincoln White House and To Address You as My Friend: African Americans Letters to Abraham Lincoln

Civil War Talk Radio - February 2, 2022 02.02.2022 57:11 ↓

DeAnne Blanton, founder, Society for Women and the Civil War and co-author of They Fought Like Demons: Women Soldiers in the Civil War

Civil War Talk Radio - January 26, 2022 26.01.2022 49:02 ↓

John F. Messner, A Scottish Blockade Runner in the American Civil War: Joannes Wyllie of the Steamer Ad-Vance

Civil War Talk Radio - January 19, 2022 19.01.2022 57:45 ↓

Chuck Veit, A Lively Little Battle: New Perspectives on the Battle of Fort Butler, Donaldsonville, Louisiana, 28 July 1863

Civil War Talk Radio - January 12, 2022 12.01.2022 58:43 ↓

Francis Augustin O'Reilly, The Fredericksburg Campaign: Winter War on the Rappahannock

Civil War Talk Radio - December 8, 2021 08.12.2021 57:31 ↓

Deborah Willis, The Black Civil War Soldier: A Visual History of Conflict and Citizenship

Civil War Talk Radio - December 1, 2021 01.12.2021 57:43 ↓

Caroline E. Janney, Ends of War: The Unfinished Fight of Lees Army after Appomattox

Civil War Talk Radio - November 17, 2021 17.11.2021 55:47 ↓

Charles R. Knight, From Arlington to Appomattox: Robert E. Lees Civil War, Day by Day, 1861-1865

Civil War Talk Radio - November 10, 2021 10.11.2021 54:46 ↓

Brad Asher, The Most Hated Man in Kentucky: The Lost Cause and the Legacy of Union General Stephen Burbridge

Civil War Talk Radio - November 3, 2021 03.11.2021 57:23 ↓

Michael K. Brantley, Galvanized: The Odyssey of a Reluctant Carolina Confederate

Civil War Talk Radio - October 27, 2021 27.10.2021 56:46 ↓

David Mowery, Cincinnati in the Civil War: The Unions Queen City

Civil War Talk Radio - October 20, 2021 20.10.2021 58:00 ↓

Ronald C. White, Lincoln in Private: What His Most Personal Reflections Tell Us About Our Greatest President

Civil War Talk Radio - October 6, 2021 06.10.2021 57:19 ↓

Christopher C. Moore, Apostle of the Lost Cause: J. William Jones, Baptists, and the Development of Confederate Memory

Civil War Talk Radio - September 29, 2021 29.09.2021 56:43 ↓

John David Smith, co-editor of The Long Civil War: New Explorations of Americas Enduring Conflict

Civil War Talk Radio - September 22, 2021 22.09.2021 56:31 ↓

Gil Hahn, Campaign for the Confederate Coast: Blockading, Blockade Running and Related Endeavors During the American Civil War

Civil War Talk Radio - September 15, 2021 15.09.2021 57:39 ↓

David A. Welker, The Cornfield: Antietams Bloody Turning Point

Civil War Talk Radio - September 8, 2021 08.09.2021 57:31 ↓

John Reeves, A Fire in the Wilderness: The First Battle Between Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee

Civil War Talk Radio - September 1, 2021 01.09.2021 57:55 ↓

John Douglas Ashton, William Barksdale, CSA: A Biography of the United States Congressman and Confederate Brigadier General

Civil War Talk Radio - August 25, 2021 25.08.2021 57:41 ↓

Stephen Cushman, The Generals Civil War: What Their Memoirs Can Teach Us Today