-
-
Blogs I like
- US History Site Blog
- American Founding
- American Revolution Blog
- American Thinker
- Army of Tennessee
- Chicago History Journal
- Civil War Top 100!
- Counterterroism Blog
- Draw the Sword
- Drudge Report
- Everything is History
- Founding Bloggers
- Freedom Writing
- Historic battlefields
- Historical Society blog
- History Is Elementary
- History Makes Time Travel Possible
- Publius
- QuickAid Airport and Airlines Directory
- Retirement Blog
- Retirement Information
- Saber Point
- Thomas Jefferson
- Travel and History
- US History
- What Would the Founders Think
- Wig-Wags
Civil War Blogs
- A Lincoln Blog
- Arkansas in the Civil War
- Bull Runnings
- Cenantua’s Blog
- Civil War Bookshelf
- Civil War et. al
- Civil War History
- Civil War Librarian
- Civil War Women
- Civil Warriors
- Crossed Sabers
- CW Books and Authors
- Hoofbeats & Cold Steel
- Old Virginia Blog
- Rantings of a CW Historian
- Renegade South
- The Trans-Mississippian
- TOCWOC
- Travel and History
- US History
- Wig-Wags
History Blogs
Resources
- American Civil War Homepage
- American Civil War Maps
- Best of History Websites
- Bibliography for Civil War Arkansas
- Black Soldiers in the Civil War
- Churchill Centre
- Civil War Book Review
- Civil War Generals
- Civil War Interactive
- Civil War Magazine Articles
- Civil War Message Board
- Collected Works of Lincoln
- Current History
- Digital History
- eHistory
- eHistory: Civil War
- Everything is History
- Founder’s Constitution
- Generals of the Civil War
- Gettysburg Discussion Group
- Historic NY Times
- History News Network
- History Nexus
- How to Read a Civil War Battlefield
- Jefferson Library
- Library of Congress Civil War Regimental Histories
- Library of Congress Online Catelog
- LOC: Civil War Resources
- Military History Links
- Old Magazine Articles
- Perseus Collection: 19th-Century American
- QuickAid Airport and Airlines Directory
- Research in Military Records: Civil War
- Retirement Blog
- Retirement Information
- Society for Military History
- Teachertube.com
- The History Guide
- Travel and History
- U.S. Army Professional Writing Collection
- U.S. History & Government Lesson Plans
- US History
- War of Rebellion: Official Records
Archives
Monthly Archives: February 2009
What I like About Mr. President
He’s a Bears fan… He’s a Bulls fan… He drinks beer… As a Chicago boy who also loves the Bears, the Bulls, and yes, beer, I enjoy seeing a President who actually resembles me other than my skin color! Also, … Continue reading
Posted in American History, News & Notes, Politics, Presidents
Leave a comment
Whose Lincoln?
This from the National Review Online website (picked up via CW Bookshelf) is a nice followup to my post from a week ago about Lincoln and Race. Eric Foner is a favorite of mine, not becuase I agree with everything … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Civil War, Presidents, Slavery, Teaching
Leave a comment
A.P. Me
I found out last week that I will be teaching A.P. United States History next year at my school, and hopefully will be doing so for the foreseeable future. Our current A.P. teacher is stepping down and the position opened … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Teaching
5 Comments
History Through Film Challenge
Posted in American History, Civil War, Hollywood, Media
Leave a comment
121 Copies!
Well, I have no idea how this ranks on the book-o-meter, but I received my first royalty check from my publisher, McFarland. According to their statement, they have sold 121 copies of The 11th Wisconsin in the Civil War. My … Continue reading
Posted in 11th Wisconsin, American History, Books & Reviews, Civil War
5 Comments
Get Your Obamicon!
This was kinda fun… To get yours, click here!
Posted in American History, News & Notes
Leave a comment
Confederate President Davis’ Slave a Spy!
I was not aware of this. From CNN (link): WASHINGTON (CNN) — William Jackson was a slave in the home of Confederate president Jefferson Davis during the Civil War. It turns out he was also a spy for the Union … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Civil War, Media, Slavery
Leave a comment
Taking Chance
Taking Chance (HBO) is the true story of the experiences of Marine Lt. Col. Mike Strobl, who escorted Chance Phelps, a 19-year-old Marine killed during a 2004 firefight, home to Wyoming. Strobl volunteered to escort Chance because he thought the … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Iraq, Media, News & Notes
Leave a comment
The Chicago Tea Party
Can’t embed the video, but for those who are interested this from the CNBC website: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1039849853
Posted in American History, Congress, Economy, Politics
Leave a comment
Where Does Your Favorite President Rank?
“Presidents Day” was assigned to February 22 by Congress in 1885 and declared a national holiday. It was intended to honor our nation’s first President, George Washington. But also, about this time, there was a movement to honor Lincoln … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Historians, Presidents
4 Comments