From Around the Network

  • Soldiers construct log huts from nearby trees. One soldier takes a drink (center) while others split timbers (left) as a mounted officer looks on.

    Civil War

    Photo Essay: Camping With the Union Army of the Potomac
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  • Book Reviews

    Mark Stille’s ‘Midway: The Pacific War’s Most Famous Battle’
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  • Civil War

    Rose O’Neal Greenhow: The Spy Who Won Bull Run
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  • Yorkist English King Edward IV rides into London on April 11, 1471, at the head of a powerful army to reclaim his throne. Edward had sought refuge in Flanders the previous fall when his former mentor and chief ally, the Earl of Warwick, raised a large rebel army to lead against him and restored Lancastrian King Henry VI to the throne.

    Military History

    Battle of Barnet: Death of a Kingmaker
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