A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Mark Grimsley
Share:
Facebook
Twitter
Linkedin
Mail
A nation must think before it acts.
Facebook
Twitter
Bluesky
Linkedin
Youtube
Search
Research
Research Programs
Africa
Asia
Eurasia
National Security
Regions & Topics
Baltic Sea
Black Sea
Central Asia
China & Taiwan
NATO
Russia
Ukraine
Publications
Analysis
Reports
Expert Commentary
Podcasts
Chain Reaction
Baltic Ways
Bear Market Brief
Behind the Front
Overheard
Report in Short
Ties That Bind: NATO Allies in Action
Orbis
Conversations
Intern Corner
Newsletters
Experts
Directory
Press Contact
Events
Upcoming Events
Calendar
People, Politics, and Prose
Briefings, Booktalks, and Conversations
The Benjamin Franklin Award
Event and Lecture Archive
About
Our Mission
Annual Report
Our Team
Board
Board of Trustees
Board of Advisors
Young Professionals Advisory Board
News
Research Programs
Internships
Careers
Financials
Audited Financials
Form 990
PA Certificate of Charitable Registration
Support
Donate
Membership
Partnership
Subscribe
Home
/
FPRI Authors and Panelists
/
Mark Grimsley
Mark Grimsley
Articles
The American Civil War and Civic Virtue
-
FootNotes
- November, 2008
The Social Dimensions of the U.S. Civil War
-
FootNotes
- June, 2007
Conferences
What Students Need to Know About America’s Wars, Part I: 1622-1919
-
July, 2008
Great Battles and How They Have Shaped American History
-
April, 2012
Teaching About the Military in American History
-
March, 2007
Audio/Video
Gettysburg 1863: The Battle That Ensured Anglo-French Non-Intervention and thus Saved the American Union
-
April, 2012
The Social Dimensions of the US Civil War
-
March, 2007