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Robert Boyda
Former Roundtable President |
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- Nathan Bedford Forest
- John B. Gordon
- Stonewall Jackson's Valley Campaign
Dick Crews
Former Roundtable President
Member, Lincoln Forum |
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- Dan Sickles
- William T. Sherman
- John Wilkes Booth and the Lincoln
Assassination
- The Montana Vigilantes
- John and Fanny, a Love Story
- Braxton Bragg, a Dour Martinet
- Francis and Arabella, a Love Story
- The Barlow-Gordon Controversy: Rest in
Peace
- Thus Always with Miscreants, John Wilkes
Booth
- The Turning Point, Wilderness and
Spotsylvania
- Lincoln's Assassination, the Confederate
Conspiracy
- Eye of the Storm, Review of Robert
Sneden's Memoir
- Intrepid Mariners: The Saga of the Kearsarge
and Alabama
- The Sword Was Mightier Than the Pen,
Wartime Correspondence Between Hood and Sherman
- The Proclamation That Saved a Nation (The
Emancipation Proclamation)
John C. Harkness
Former Roundtable President
Member, Company of Military Historians
Member, Ohio Gun Collectors Association
Supervisor, Alloy R and D, Brush Wellman Inc. |
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- Materials and Processes in the Manufacture
of Civil War Small Arms
Mel Maurer
Former Roundtable President
Roundtable Historian
Member, Lincoln Forum
Member, Civil War Preservation Trust |
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- The Battle of Franklin
- Lincoln at Gettysburg
- Abraham Lincoln, There's Nothing Trivial
About Him
- Jesse James – The Last Rebel of the Civil
War?
William McGrath
Former Roundtable President |
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- C.S.S. Alabama and U.S.S. Kearsarge
- U.S.S. Monitor and C.S.S. Virginia
Dale Thomas
Retired U.S. History Teacher
Member, New Salem Lincoln League
Former Roundtable Historian and Webmaster
Archivist, Olmsted Historical Society |
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- Lincoln, An Old Friend of the Family
- Silent Witnesses, Civil War Veterans
Buried in Local Cemeteries
- Corp. Nathan W. Hawkins of Rockport, Ohio:
A Civil War Soldier with Two Gravestones
Jon
Thompson
Retired English and Civil War History Teacher
Roundtable Vice President |
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- The Civil War Letters of Private Alfred
Weedon, 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry - A Hands-On Lesson in History
William Vodrey
Former Roundtable President
Member, Civil War Preservation Trust
Member, Blue and Gray Education Society |
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- Blood in the Streets, The New York City
Draft Riots
- Political Graverobbery: The Confederacy
and George Washington
- The Gettysburg Address: Lincoln Redefines
America
- What If...?: An Overview of Civil War
Alternatives
- Lee, Jackson and Longstreet: Traitors All?
- The Last Duel: the U.S.S. Kearsarge vs.
the C.S.S. Alabama
- Brown Water, Black Ships: U.S. Navy
Operations on the Mississippi
- Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain: Scholar,
Citizen, Soldier
- Lincoln's Commando: William Cushing and
the Sinking of the C.S.S. Albemarle
- Clash of Ironclads: The U.S.S. Monitor vs.
the C.S.S. Virginia
- The war that Never Was: Britain, the U.S.
and the Trent Affair
- Dennison, Tod and Brough: Ohio's Civil War
Governors
- Raid!: The Confederacy Comes to St.
Albans, Vermont
Marjorie
Wilson
Retired Teacher
Member, Roundtable Executive Committee
Volunteer Guide @ Lakeview Cemetery |
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- General James Barnett, A Man of Many 'Firsts.'
General Barnett organized the 1st Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery and led six
batteries from Cleveland on April 22, 1961. His personal comments about
their 90 days in Western Virginia tell us a lot about Ohio's fdifficulties
at the beginning of the War. He later served as Chief of Artillery under
General Rosecrans. In civilian life, Barnett was active in local military
affairs and played a major role in Cleveland's business and civic life. He
was a vital force in overcoming some stubborn obstacles to the building of
the Cuyahoga County Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument.
- Clevelanders In the Civil War
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