- “With Malice Toward None, With Charity For All”
- Charlottesville, Virginia No Longer Celebrates Lee-Jackson Day
- Why We Must Remember the Lincoln of 1865 and Not 2015
- “The Port is Near, the Bells I Hear, the People all Exulting”
- The Fate of Lee-Jackson Day in Charlottesville
- Henry Louis Gates, Black Confederates and White Liberal Academics
- Celebrating the Murder of a President
- Remembering the “Men of God” in Sherman’s Army
- What Does This Have To Do With Confederate Heritage?
- “Neither Slavery Nor Involuntary Servitude”
- Lee-Jackson Day is a Lost Cause
- “Point of Honor” Buries the Lost Cause For Good
- Will It Be a ‘Point of Honor’ to Respect the Past?
- “The Most Pernicious Idea” 150 Years Later
- A Sesquicentennial Thank You to Cheryl Jackson
- “What Does History Tell Us?”
- In Defense of Hess, Gallagher, and Meier
- A Reconstruction Milestone That Went Unnoticed
- Looking For Conflict Along Sherman’s March
- The Re-Construction of Sherman’s March
- The History of Sherman’s March is Finally Becoming History
- Not Your Grandfather’s “March to the Sea”
- Why We Remember Lt. Alonzo Cushing
- A Meeting Between Grant and Lee
- Will Civil War Reenactors Surrender at Appomattox in 2015?