The Fourth of July In the Civil War: Americans Celebrate Independence Day In Strife
By: Victor Mobley
Confederate Plot to Burn New York: Jefferson Davis' Desperate Ploy to Force Union Capitulation
Clara Barton: Civil War Battlefield Nurse
By: Megan L. Oakley
General George Pickett: The Story of the Man Behind the Famed "Pickett's Charge"
By: 
Isaac M. McPhee
Carpetbaggers and Reconstruction: American Opportunism in the Post-Civil War Years
By: Isaac M. McPhee
Abraham Lincoln's Beard: First President with a Beard
Sinking of Steamboat Sultana: Post-war explosion Claimed Lives of an Estimated 1,700 people
By: David Moormann
Albert D. Richardson's Escape: A Northern War Correspondent Captured by Confederates
Port Hudson Site of Longest Siege: Confederacy Withstood Union's Constant Assault for 48 Days
By: David Moormann
Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War: Why President Lincoln Fought a War to Stop Southern Secession
By: Brian Tubbs
Political Causes of the Civil War: Why the North and South Divided Over States' Rights
By: Brian Tubbs
Civil War Horses: Cavalry Horses Suffered More Than Soldiers
Lincoln, Liberty, and Power: A Paradigm Shift in American Politics
By: John Crandall
Robert E. Lee's Mistakes: The Hero of the Confederacy Made crucial Errors
Civil War Crisis: The American Civil War Begins April 12, 1861
By: Brian Tubbs
Bleeding Kansas: Lawrence, Pottawatomie, Price, and Quantrill
Civil War Begins at Fort Sumter: South Carolina is First State to Secede from Union
John Brown at Pottawatomie: Bloody Massacre in Kansas Territory
Slavery as an Issue for War: When Did the Civil War Really Begin?
General Pierre Beauregard: First Hero of Confederacy During Civil War
Kansas-Nebraska Act: Slavery in Kansas Creates Bloody Violence
Brooks Canes Sumner: Preston Brooks attacks Charles Sumner with a cane in the Senate
By: John Crandall
