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The newsletter of The Cleveland Civil War
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The Charger newsletter is
published each month during the Roundtable season from September
through May. The Charger includes original articles written by
Roundtable members on many topics - personalities, battles, politics,
social conditions, etc. Most of the material on this web site
originated in The Charger.
This page contains a library of
digital copies of past issues of The Charger. To make
it easier to find a particular
 issue,
each entry lists the featured articles from that month's Charger.
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Season:
President:
Charger Editor: |
2007
- 2008
Terry Koozer
Dan Zeiser |
2006 - 2007
John
Fazio
Dan Zeiser |
2005 - 2006
Dave
Carrino
Dan Zeiser |
2004 - 2005
Mel
Maurer
Dan Zeiser |
2003 -
2004
Warren McClelland
Dick Crews |
| September |
The
Lincoln Douglas Debates,
The Proclamation That Saved a Nation |
The
13th Tennessee,
Visiting the new Lincoln Library & Museum |
They
Had Navies, Too???
New Civil War Database Goes Online,
Battle of South Mountain September 14, 1862 |
Voices
of the Civil War: Douglas, Lincoln, and Echoes on the Prairie,
Lincoln and the Black Hawk War,
September 8 In the Civil War |
September |
| October |
General
James Barnett, A Man of Many 'Firsts',
The Proclamation That Saved a Nation,
Pt 2 |
Mary
Ann Bickerdyke,
The Barlow-Gordon Controversy: Rest In Peace, Pt 1 |
How
the Civil War Still Lives,
Constitution Causes Civil War,
The Battle of Fredericksburg,
The Battle of Chancellorsville |
Henry
Wager Halleck,
A Review of Jay Winik's April, 1865,
Ten Most Threatened Battlefield Sites, |
October |
| November |
George
H. Thomas at the Battle of Chickamauga,
The Proclamation That Saved a Nation, Pt 3 |
Lincoln
at Gettysburg,
The Barlow-Gordon Controversy: Rest In Peace, Pt 2,
Review of "Civil War Monuments in Ohio" by Harold Holzer |
The
Transformation of Abolitionism in War and Peace: Oberlin, Ohio as a
Case Study,
The Changes at Gettysburg,
Spencer Rifle,
John Thomas Wilder |
Winfield
Scott Hancock,
Brotherhood Forever,
Significant November Civil War Dates,
Biography of Turner Ashby |
November |
| December |
Nathan Bedford Forrest
George Crook
Civil War-Era Ship Found In Watery Grave |
The
Confederacy’s New Mexico Campaign,
The Most Effective General,
The Civil War On December 13 |
The
Supply for Tomorrow Must Not Fail: The Civil War of Captain Simon J.
Perkins Jr., a Civil War Quartermaster,
Silent Witness to the Civil War,
Belle Boyd,
Confederate Spy |
Ghosts
of Gettysburg,
“The Prince of Rails” Robert Todd Lincoln,
Significant December Civil War Dates,
Henry Alexander Wise |
Clara Barton,
Behind the Lines: My Life as a Yankee in Franklin, Tennessee Part IV |
| January |
The Great Debate:
Resolved: " That the CSA was a viable state,"
Three Ohio Civil War Veterans Who Became President |
The
Great Debate: Resolved: “That the Institution of Slavery was the
Cause of the Civil War",
Civil War Revolvers,
Review of "Behind Bayonets: The Civil War in Northern Ohio" |
The
Great Debate: The Most Overrated Leader (Military or Political) of
the Civil War,
Francis & Arabella Pt 1 |
The
Great Debate: Which is the Best Book, Fiction or Non-Fiction, On the
Civil War?
Silent Witnesses to the Civil War Pt 1,
Weapons of the War
January Civil War Dates |
January |
| February |
Civil War Quiz,
Decisive Battles of the Civil War? None,
Don Carlos Buell |
Ohio's
Civil War Governors,
More on the Great Debate,
The Civil War On February 14 |
Joshua
Lawrence Chamberlain: Scholar, Citizen, Soldier,
Francis & Arabella Pt 2 |
Stonewall
In the Valley,
The Vigilantes of Montana,
Forts Henry and Donelson,
Henry Wirz |
Johnson
Island Prison,
Was Jefferson Davis the Reason the Confederacy Lost the War? |
| March |
Raid!: The Confederacy
Comes to St. Albans, Vermont,
The Search for the Lost Confederate Gold |
Custer's
Last Stand,
More on Barlow - Gordon,
Irwin McDowell Profile,
The Civil War On March 14 |
The
Trial of Henry Wirz,
John & Fanny Pt 1 |
Myths
of Shiloh,
Silent Witnesses to the Civil War Pt 2,
Slavery in the U.S. 1790-1860 |
March |
| April |
The USS Kearsarge vs.
the CSS Alabama,
Ohio Peace Democrats |
What
If?,
Civil War Artillery.
History Day Awards |
A
New Framework for Civil War Military History,
John & Fanny Pt 2,
Colt-Root Model 1855 Percussion Repeating Rifle |
Jim
Getty as Abraham Lincoln,
Balthasar Best and the American Dream |
General
George Brinton McClellan,
Today's Navy and the Civil War.
A Visit to Johnson’s Island |
| May |
Jesse James: The Last
Rebel,
The Fox and the Hedgehog The Hampton Roads Conference,
A review of "Lost Triumph: Lee's Real Plan at Gettysburg― and Why It
Failed" |
The
Civil War Letters of Private Alfred Weedon, 26th OVI,
The Last Casualty of the Battle of Gettysburg,
Lincoln and History,
Battle of Narcoossee Mill |
Union
Jacks: Yankee Sailors in the Civil War,
“Wounded Lion” U.S. Grant’s Last Campaign.
Poetry Prize Winner |
Patrick
Schroeder as George T. Peers,
Giuseppe Garibaldi,
Poetry Prize Winner,
May Civil War Dates |
Lincoln
& His Generals.
The Peter Principle and George B. McClellan,
Poetry Prize Winner |
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