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Not being a follower of Civil War minutia, I have a question. The monument notes that the spot was the field headquarters Major Gen. Rosecrans on Sept. 20, 1863, from 10:00 am - 11:15 am. So, the headquarters was in place for only 1 1/4 hours? What?
I always love your essays!
Heather Cox Richardson wrote a really good book called, “How The South Won The Civil War”
I’n her book she argued that the ideology of the Confederates continued on by planting seeds in the West.
I think the battle between a hierarchical society vs a multi-racial, multi-pluralistic democratic society is the cross our country must bear.
I have faith in us Americans.
Sad but true, history has a way of repeating itself but there is hope, always ever present hope. Now back to the garden.
Well said. Been proud of your mental health and physical health journey. Congratulations on being a new Poppa! 🥳
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Not being a follower of Civil War minutia, I have a question. The monument notes that the spot was the field headquarters Major Gen. Rosecrans on Sept. 20, 1863, from 10:00 am - 11:15 am. So, the headquarters was in place for only 1 1/4 hours? What?
I always love your essays!
Heather Cox Richardson wrote a really good book called, “How The South Won The Civil War”
I’n her book she argued that the ideology of the Confederates continued on by planting seeds in the West.
I think the battle between a hierarchical society vs a multi-racial, multi-pluralistic democratic society is the cross our country must bear.
I have faith in us Americans.
Sad but true, history has a way of repeating itself but there is hope, always ever present hope. Now back to the garden.
Well said. Been proud of your mental health and physical health journey. Congratulations on being a new Poppa! 🥳