Good discussion here on GGM and USG during the Overland Campaign.
Episode 5 of our podcast "The 1864 Project" is now live. Our guest: Jennifer M. Murray, who talks about the relationship between Union generals George Meade and Ulysses S. Grant during the 1864 campaigns against Robert E. Lee. Listen here: bit.ly/3DrTWgk #CivilWar
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The fall issue of the Journal of the Civil War Era (@JCWE1) is now available. In memory of Peter S. Carmichael, it includes the 2023 Fortenbaugh Lecture roundtable, which he moderated, free to read for 90 days. Read here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/53133
In memory of Peter S. Carmichael @gettysburg, the new fall issue of the Journal of the Civil War Era @JCWE1 has made the article/transcript of 2023's Fortenbaugh Lecture—which Peter moderated—available to read via @ProjectMUSE without paywall for 90 days.
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Thrilled that @UnivNebPress officially approved @DrJen_Murray and my new edited collection on "Civil War in a Polarized America" - fantastic group of contributors including @TimGalsworthy @sarahbelle721 @AdamHDomby @BrooksDSimpson @nmaurantonio and more....
Nice wayside on the Blandford Church (Battle of the Crater), @CivilWarTrails !
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At 12.3 million viewers, last night's Iowa-LSU game had more viewers than:
• Any women's CBB game ever
• The 2023 NBA Finals
• The 2023 World Series
• The 2023 Orange Bowl
• The 2023 Big Ten Championship
• The 2023 Cotton Bowl
• The 2023 Pac-12 Championship
• The 2023 Big-12 Championship
• The 2023 ACC Championship
• The 2023 Peach Bowl
• Thursday Night Football
• Every 2023 college football regular season game except Ohio State vs. Michigan
Absolutely INCREDIBLE.
Select flavors of @UtzSnacks now available in Oklahoma! Great news for a Pennsylvanian who loves her salty snacks!
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Historian and interpretive ranger @DrJen_Murray literally wrote the book on the Gettysburg National Military Park. Join us as we discuss teaching, research, and battlefield preservation. @SoCWHistorians @GettysburgNMP @historyclub_osu @OKState_History
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A fun and engaging conversation with @mhptpodcast . Look for the episode to air on Tuesday and be sure to check out their great content from a diversity of military historians!
New episode dropping March 5 - Jen Murray! Check out this video clip - Shelties v. Collies. Full audio out Tuesday!
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Thrilled to have two of my students from Oklahoma State attending this year’s Civil War Institute at Gettysburg College!
I contributed a chapter on Old Baldy, Meade’s trusted warhorse. Looking forward to this volume!
Available for pre-order from @UGAPress with essays by @davidwblight1 @edward_l_ayers @HilaryGreen77 @monitorkitty @DrJen_Murray @ronaldcwhitejr @wbstahr @MichelleKrowl and many more!
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A new edited collection by @GregAcken! Letters from Charles Mills (2nd Mass), who served in the AoP from 1862-1865. Greg is a master editor and annotator. This is one for the shelves! Congratulations, Greg! A great volume by @KentStateUPress
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Caitlin Clark has scored more points in postseason play (235) than Iowa Football scored all season (230).
That is insane.
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Killed in action on this day in VA 158 years ago, Maj. Charles J. Mills. My new book, which is a revised and expanded edition of the late Gregory A. Coco’s 1982 limited, privately published volume, tells the story of this dedicated, Harvard-educated soldier. Available April 19.
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What were 2022's best #CivilWar books? We assembled a panel of historians and asked for their picks, which we published in full in our Winter issue. You can read their top selections here—lots of suggestions for good reading: bit.ly/3AU7JYy. #twitterstorians #BestBooks
Gettysburg, July 4, 2022: people playing corn hole at the Angle, the very ground held by the Army of the Potomac. Cornhole boards placed where Lt. Alonzo Cushing died on July 3, 1863 at the age of 22. Why is this tolerated @GettysburgNMP
After MG John Reynolds fell mortally wounded on the morning of July 1, 1863, his body was transported by ambulance to Union Bridge, MD. Then placed in a coffin and packed on ice, Reynolds made his final journey to Lancaster, PA where he was buried on July 4.
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June 29, 1863: MG George Meade temporarily made his HQ in this hotel in Middleburg, MD before moving the AOP HQ onto the property owned by Peter Koons, which sat just south of Big Pipe Creek. @CivilWarTrails
Looking forward to this volume on Civil War graves hitting the shelves in 2023! I contributed a chapter on General Meade's trusted warhorse, Old Baldy, whose Civil War career and post war life offer a fascinating tail.
Today I sent FINAL RESTING PLACES: REFLECTIONS ON THE MEANING OF CIVIL WAR GRAVES to @UGAPress. #twitterstorian contributors include @davidwblight1 @edward_l_ayers @monitorkitty @CarrieJanney @DrJen_Murray @ronaldcwhitejr @wbstahr @MichelleKrowl @HilaryGreen77. Coming in 2023!
Happy Meade Takes Command Day! In the ensuing days, Meade would lead the AOP to its most important victory to date.
Looking forward to working on this edited collection—Civil War Memory beyond the monuments. We’ve assembled a line-up of top-shelf scholars for this important and so timely project.
Happy to announce that @DrJen_Murray and I are editing a book on "#CivilWar Memory in a Polarized America" for @UnivNebPress. Contributions on country music, romance novels, Jan. 6, MAGA rallies, military bases, mass shootings, BLM, and more. Starting to write...now.


































