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    America's Civil War11 min read
    A Man Of ‘Latent Power’
    Passengers riding the Orange & Alexandria Railroad in early 1864 witnessed a bleak landscape disfigured by nearly three years of war. “Dilapidated, fenceless, and trodden with War Virginia is,” Walt Whitman recorded on a trip from Washington, D.C., t
    America's Civil War2 min read
    Lucky Seven
    Few men in war want to use their sidearm unless forced to. But when the situation arises, why not have seven bullets in your pistol instead of six? Daniel Moore of the Moore Patent Firearms Company was among those who surely agreed with that. His .32
    America's Civil War5 min read
    ‘Devil Dan’
    “IT WAS EITHER A GOOD LINE, or a bad one, and, whichever it was, I took it on my own responsibility….I took up that line because it enabled me to hold commanding ground, which, if the enemy had been allowed to take—as they would have taken it if I ha

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