Civil War Times Illustrated - Volume 62, Number 2, Spring 2023

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Civil War Times Illustrated Magazine

Cover: What motivated Civil War soldiers to fight: money or patriotism?

Features

28 Rich man's War, Poor man's Fight? by Caroline E. Janney - Did the poor fight, while the wealthy stayed home? The answer is complicated. - Statistics help us to understand who went to war and why

John Billings

John D. Rockefeller

Grover Cleveland (1837-1908)

Martin Kelley

Sinclair Tousey

Joseph T. Glatthaar

William Marvel

36 Battle's Hard Aftermath by Steven Cowie - The Army of the Potomac left the Sharpsburg, MD area devastated and disease ridden

Frank Schell

Alexander Gardner

George B. McClellan

Dr. Augustin A. Biggs

Dr. Jonathan Letterman

Charles J. Stille

Dr. Anson Hurd

Dr. Elisha Harris

Alex Davis

Michael Miller

Samuel Poffenberger

Dr. Shadduck

Col Henry F. Clarke

Abner Small

D.R. Miller

John C. Middlekauff

Carrie May Roulette

Jacob Miller

Mary Ellen Piper

Joseph Poffenberger

Lt Col Rufus Ingalls

Eliza Davis

Eli Wade

John H. Snavely

Rev John A. Adams

BG John R. Kenly

MG Darius Couch

David Smith

Samuel Grove

Robert Leakins

Margaret Shackelford

Pvt Robert Goldthwaite Carter

William F. Webb

William M. Blackford

Phillip Pry

Elizabeth Pry

Samuel I. Piper

46 The Trouble With Tanglefoot by Megan Bever - Liquor numbed pain, Took the edge off homesickness, and caused havoc

Col James H. Childs

John Julian Chisholm

William A. Hammond

Robert E. Lee

MG Joseph Hooker

MG Ambrose Burnside

MG Fitz john Porter

Elijah P. Petty

Robert A. Moore

Cpl Robert Rossi

Charles Francis Adams Jr.

Robert Wasson

Anne bell

Kate Cumming

Carrie Nation

David Gloyd

Joseph Herring

Pvt Dennis Corcoran

Pvt Michael O'Brien

Col Harry T. hays

Maj Roberdeau Wheat

MG Richard Taylor

Maj Joseph D. Bullen

Rev G.R. Vanhorne

Rev S.S. Waltz

Prof Ferris

Mrs Mingle

W.O. Newton

B. Howard

54 'Nothing of the Kind Ever Took Place' by Marc Storch and Kevin Hampton - A youthful Wisconsin officer's tale gained him acclaim and promotion. But it probably never happened.

Cpt William Emerson Strong

Maj Charles H. Larrabee

Mr. Lyman C. Draper

Col Stannard

Lt Col George H. Otis

2nd Lt Nathaniel Rollins

Lt Dana D. Dodge

MG O. O. Howard

Albert F. Wade

Pvt Isaac R. Higgins

Pvt Frank Wilkins

R.S. Reid

George B. Ely

Gen Thomas J. McKean

MG James McPherson

MG William T. Sherman

Andrew Hickenlooper

Peter Arndt

Charles K. Dean

Cpt Charles Mundee

BG William F. "Baldy" Smith

Departments

6 Return Fire - Digital Offerings

8 Miscellany - New Gettysburg Museum

Pvt. Oliver Wallace (1836-1928)

Georgia Higley

Earl Lutz

Mary Boykin Miller Chestnut (1823-1886)

14 Details - Crack Shots

Col. Hiram Berdan (1824-1893)

16 Insight: La Guerre Civile: From France and From a Friend by Gary Gallagher - A French Perspective

Donald E. Witt

18 Rambling with John Banks - History by Handkerchief

Lincoln Ripley Stone

Robert Lee Hodge

Lt. Stephen Millett Thompson (1839-1911)

MG Daniel Butterfield

Col Robert Gould Shaw

Cpl. Cyrus Dennis

Pvt. Ruben Sweet

MG William T. Sherman

George Johnson

Norman Hastings

Pvt. Ira Lindsey (1825-1864)

22 Interview with Eric Michael Burke by Chris Howland - Uncle Billy's Boys

MG William T. Sherman

27 Editorial - That New History Smell

62 Armament - Confederate Revolvers - Made in the CSA - Southern arms makers produced pistols with brass parts to save on scare steel

66 Reviews

72 Sold! - Soldiers' Home Footstool - For Tired Bones $400