The EconomistOpinion

The evil and the good in the American civil war

Nor, despite our warning against prediction, did we doubt it would end badly for the South. The North had factories and ...

The Battle of Stones River transformed Murfreesboro and shaped the course of the Civil War

The sprawling city Murfreesboro was once a tiny town of about 3,000 people during one of the most consequential battles of ...
The Economist

Six books to understand the civil war and slavery in America

T here is no shortage of books on the period surrounding America’s civil war. Canonical classics include “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”, ...
WarsofTheWorld on MSNOpinion

Deadliest soldier of the American Civil War

Every nation has a story that is retold with the words – it was the darkest time in our history. For the United States, that ...
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)

Minnesota confrontations mirror simulation of how civil war begins, law professor says

Minnesota is the latest flashpoint in a federal crackdown involving ICE, Border Patrol and other agencies. But it's far from the only place targeted. The protests, the clashes and the violence have ...

Civil War scholar and retired Gettysburg College professor Gabor Boritt dies at 86

Boritt was born in Budapest in 1940 and survived World War II, although relatives were killed in the Auschwitz Nazi death ...

Contributor: Our era really is like the Civil War in one key way

Reaching for parallels in the Revolution and abolition, Americans are no longer debating conventional public policy. We are ...
The American Conservative

The Civil War’s Inglorious Last Chapter

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... The late Gore Vidal once recounted how Norman Podhoretz, the neoconservative intellectual and longtime editor of Commentary, was flummoxed ...