Monthly Archives: May 2021
Robert Gould Shaw Memorial
Here are two videos discussing the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial in the National Gallery of Art. To me it should be the 54th Massachusetts Memorial. Anyway, the video’s description reads, “The Robert Gould Shaw Memorial at the National Gallery of Art was profiled. The memorial honors Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, […]
Keys to Grant’s Generalship
Professor Peter Campbell, a political scientist at Baylor University, mined Ulysses S. Grant’s Memoirs to identify what he believes are the keys to Grant’s generalship and has published this essay with his findings. He writes, “As great as the literary merits of Grant’s memoir may be, the focus in this essay is on appreciating the […]
Abraham Lincoln in 1864
In this presentation from 2009, the late Professor Charles Bracelen Flood discusses Abraham Lincoln’s actions in 1864. The video’s description reads, “Charles Bracelen Flood talked about his 2009 book, 1864: Lincoln at the Gates of Destiny, which examines how the Civil War and Lincoln’s life were transformed that year. The National Archives hosted this program and provided the video. […]
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