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The Civil War Archive: December 2010
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Donate to Civil War preservation groups
It's time to consider those last-minute deductible gifts which ease the tax burden and make life a little lighter for Civil War related organizations. Published December 28 2010
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Santa Claus came from the brain of Clement Moore, Thomas Nast
Reindeer on the roof, a fat and jolly elf: It's Christmas Eve!! Published December 24 2010
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'Christmas in Washington' in Union's Pension Building
From columns to carols, the old building shines. Published December 19 2010
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Lincoln’s Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction – Dec. 8, 1863
The war would not be over for another year and a half, yet President Lincoln decided that he knew who would win and took the opportunity to issue his “Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction.” Published December 8 2010
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Education and the Çivil War -- or any war today
On occasion, we Civil War history buffs and writers get a little perturbed at how inadequately the public and private schools cover the Civil War. Published December 7 2010
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Archibald Gracie: Union son is Confederate general, dies at Petersburg, Va.
Born in the state of New York, Brig. Gen. Archibald Gracie III choose to serve the South Published December 4 2010
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