A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Mark Grimsley
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Mark Grimsley
Mark Grimsley
Articles
The American Civil War and Civic Virtue
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FootNotes
- November, 2008
The Social Dimensions of the U.S. Civil War
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FootNotes
- June, 2007
Conferences
What Students Need to Know About America’s Wars, Part I: 1622-1919
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August, 2016
Great Battles and How They Have Shaped American History
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August, 2015
Teaching About the Military in American History
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March, 2007
Audio/Video
Gettysburg 1863: The Battle That Ensured Anglo-French Non-Intervention and thus Saved the American Union
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April, 2012
The Social Dimensions of the US Civil War
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March, 2007