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Entry 40: Brothers In Arms | Civil War Pop
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The List So Far. Exploring Music, Film, Games, and Literature from and about the Civil War. Entry 40: Brothers In Arms. Men Go to Battle. Directed by Zachary Treitz. Written by Kate Lyn Sheil and Zachary Treitz. Release Date: September 13, 2016. When I heard someone had made a small indie Civil War comedy, I was naturally intrigued. America’s bloodiest conflict doesn’t lend itself to laughs, with the shining exception of Buster Keaton’s. If judged strictly as a comedy, I’m not sure. Men Go to Battle.
Entry 40: Brothers In Arms | Civil War Pop
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The List So Far. Exploring Music, Film, Games, and Literature from and about the Civil War. Entry 40: Brothers In Arms. Men Go to Battle. Directed by Zachary Treitz. Written by Kate Lyn Sheil and Zachary Treitz. Release Date: September 13, 2016. When I heard someone had made a small indie Civil War comedy, I was naturally intrigued. America’s bloodiest conflict doesn’t lend itself to laughs, with the shining exception of Buster Keaton’s. If judged strictly as a comedy, I’m not sure. Men Go to Battle.
Civil War Pop’s Sad Commanders | Civil War Pop
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The List So Far. Exploring Music, Film, Games, and Literature from and about the Civil War. Civil War Pop’s Sad Commanders. Made me realize something: wow, there are a lot of sad sack leaders in Civil War fiction. In that film, it was George Kennedy’s Colonel Fairchild. He only gets one scene but spends all of it in a seemingly deep state of depression. His tone is muted, his eyes are downcast, and his whole demeanor suggests he’s lost faith in the Union cause. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly. But he nev...
Entry 37: Jimmy Stewart and the Cruel War | Civil War Pop
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The List So Far. Exploring Music, Film, Games, and Literature from and about the Civil War. Free State of Jones. Entry 37: Jimmy Stewart and the Cruel War. Directed by Andrew W. McLaglen. Written by James Lee Barrett. Release Date: June 3, 1965. I’ve been busy, busy, busy, so it took me a lot longer to get around to watching. Than I’d originally planned. My inspiration for watching it was Kevin Levin’s review of. Free State of Jones. 8216;s originality, he says:. Is almost entirely tragic. During his...
Civil War Memory and the “Anglo-Saxon Civilization” of The New South
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The Online Home of Kevin M. Levin. Op-Eds & Essays. Talk on the Confederate Flag. Civil War Memory and the “Anglo-Saxon Civilization” of The New South. August 5, 2015. Yesterday while reading about the history of the Confederate monument vandalized for a second time in Charlotte, North Carolina. I came across the United Confederate Veterans official program. Drew a helpful distinction between the meaning of this phrase in 1861 and 1929, which at first I didn’t entirely understand. It turns out that it do...
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Appalachia and the atom bomb | Past in the Present
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Past in the Present. Have public history degree, will travel. A few Civil War updates →. August 6, 2015 · 2:55 am. Appalachia and the atom bomb. Today we mark a noteworthy anniversary in the history of the world and in the history of Appalachia, although I don’t think we really associate the two as we should. With that out of the way, here are some links in recognition of what happened seventy years ago today. Recollections of a local scientist. Interested in Oak Ridge’s seminal wartime years? Has an exh...
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The Free State of Jones | Charles Kenneth Roberts
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Politics, History, Culture. The Free State of Jones. Posted by Charles Kenneth Roberts. On July 2, 2016. Free State of Jones. Last night, and I really liked it. It was historically accurate, as much as I think a film like that can be. Puncturing the myth of a solid South during the Civil War is crucial, and making Reconstruction an important part of the story is much needed. This review will have spoilers, if you haven’t seen the movie (and you should! Twelve Years a Slave. But still making clear that ev...
Trying to Indoctrinate a New Generation of Racists | Student of the American Civil War
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Student of the American Civil War. A Word About Trolls. What is Aloha Friday? Reflections on learning about the Civil War. Trying to Indoctrinate a New Generation of Racists. August 12, 2015. Middot; by Al Mackey. Middot; in Neoconfederates. Middot; 4 Comments. Kevin Levin and Brooks Simpson both highlighted [ here. The “Sam Davis Youth Camp” run by the Sons of Confederate Veterans. One of those overseeing the camp is Kirk Lyons, a lawyer with white supremacist connections. That’s this flag:. August 12, ...
Yes, Slavery Caused the Civil War But a Liberal Journalist Shows His Own Ignorance | Student of the American Civil War
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Student of the American Civil War. A Word About Trolls. What is Aloha Friday? Reflections on learning about the Civil War. Yes, Slavery Caused the Civil War But a Liberal Journalist Shows His Own Ignorance. August 14, 2015. Middot; by Al Mackey. Middot; in Basics. Middot; 7 Comments. Some of my blogging colleagues have already highlighted this video. See here. I have yet to see a Civil War historian who doesn’t like the video. Not all folks, however, are approving it. In this article. Setting aside for a...
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Soldier, Come Home - by Frank W. Wicks | A play based on family civil war letters
Soldier, Come Home - by Frank W. Wicks. A play based on family civil war letters. The award-winning play,. Soldier, Come Home,. At the GreenMan Theatre. Elmhurst, Illinois. A free copy of the play is now available through the Samuel French Play Publishing Company. See ‘Soldier, Come Home.’ It is a wonderfully human story. You will be touched and grateful for having seen this.”. 8211; Jean Ferris, Savanna, Illinois. Soldier, Come Home. Brings to life the letters of Frank W. Wicks. Soldier, Come Home.
The Civil War (1861-1865): A History Podcast
The Civil War (1861-1865): A History Podcast. Tuesday, December 9, 2014. We're now at www.civilwarpodcast.org. In which we share some exciting news about the podcast. Listen to special announcement: http:/ civilwarpodcast.libsyn.com/special-announcement. Saturday, December 6, 2014. Civil War Podcast, Episode 100. MUSIC SPECIAL: Songs of the Civil War. In which we celebrate our one hundreth episode with a music special featuring over twenty songs that were popular during the Civil War. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp...
The Civil War Podcast
The Civil War Podcast. Resources and discussion on the War Between the States. On Dec 14, 2016 in Blog. Gregory Coco, author of A Strange and Blighted Land. Speaks on this C-Span archive video about the aftermath of the battle of Gettysburg. The book. Is not an easy read – it’s along the lines of Mary Roach’s Stiff. 8211; deeply disturbing if you’re a sensitive person, but fascinating if you’re at all intrigued by the biology and physiology of death. On Dec 13, 2016 in Blog. On Dec 12, 2016 in Blog.
Poetry and Music of the War Between the States
Of the War Between the States. The War Between the States was the pivotal event in our Nation's history. If you want only the facts about the conflict, any textbook will do. But if you want to understand the thoughts and emotions. Of the men who faced each other across the battlefield. And those who waited for them at home,. Look to the poems and songs written during and after the War. Images from the Library of Congress's Selected Civil War Photographs. Index of First Lines. This page is dedicated to.
Civil War Pop | Exploring Music, Film, Games, and Literature from and about the Civil War.
The List So Far. Exploring Music, Film, Games, and Literature from and about the Civil War. Some of you have probably noticed there hasn’t been much activity here lately. I’m sorry about that but other commitments have been piling up and I just haven’t had time to keep things humming along here on. I already mentioned my new job. Entry 40: Brothers In Arms. Men Go to Battle. Directed by Zachary Treitz. Written by Kate Lyn Sheil and Zachary Treitz. Release Date: September 13, 2016. Men Go to Battle. Relea...
Civil War Pop | Exploring Music, Film, Games, and Literature from and about the Civil War.
Exploring Music, Film, Games, and Literature from and about the Civil War. Entry 17: The Battle of Hazzard County. The Dukes of Hazzard. 8220;Treasure of Hazzard,” Season 2, Episode 16. Directed by Hollingsworth Morse. Written by Gy Waldron, William Raynor, and Myles Wilder. Release Date: January 25, 1980. In the aftermath of the Charleston shooting, I (like everyone else) wrote a piece. The Dukes of Hazzard. In the wake of these developments, I decided to watch an episode for the first time in 30 years ...
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