women would dress up on either side of the work, both -- either side of the war, both confederacy and the union, as soldiers so they could fight among their brothers, husbands, family, and also fight for the cause of the war. one woman in particular is sarah edmonds. she also went by frank thomas. she was very open about being a woman soldier, especially after the war, and after the work she -- after the war, she would dress in traditionally men and women's clothing. we know about 300 to 500 women that served during the war, but those are the ones we know about. there is a number that we might not ever know about historically that fought during the war. so, our last stop is the beulah baptist church. this church was established in 1863. this was the first african-american church built after union occupation in alexandria, and in the 1860's, during the civil war, this would have been the edge of town. further down, the street would be more country side, and this is also where contraband caps on -- camps were low trait -- were located. they were like refugee camp that we would recognize today. th

war. he talks about how ending slavery became a major goal for the union and the piecemeal way slavery was ended and border states and in the confederate territory. this is one hour and 10 minutes.>>> this week we will focus on this central question in civil war history about why this war that starts over the issue of slavery becomes the war that ends slavery in the united states. there's nothing inevitable about that outcome. this image, i want to start with sums up the transformation of the civil war works in american life about as eloquently as anything than a i will say. this is an african-american boy whose enslaved when the war begins, he ends the war as a drummer boy of the 78th u.s. colored troops. we will talk a little bit about black service and more about black service wednesday. we are going to think about this week is why this war promotes the most significant social revolution in american life when slavery is abolished in for -- 4 million enslaved men, women and children go free. it's not obvious in 1861 that this war is eventually going to end in slavery destruction. if poss

print thatoriginal was produced during the war. union prisoners at salisbury, north carolina. the war continued, the likelihood they were playing baseball in prison camps diminished. early in the war there are documented instances of this happening. after the war, 1869, cincinnati red stockings become the first professional baseball team. the first team that is openly paid. and not long after that club owners decide we are going to -- not going to have amateurs anymore. we are going to be paying everyone. now that we have professional teams and soldiers after the war who are taking the game westward, more and more people are playing. let's take a look at who those folks are. this is a section on who's playing back in the 19th century. and just about everyone is. but the only people who are really being paid for it are white men on major league baseball teams. what we have here from 1887 is cardsut sheet of baseball from the first year they were produced. tobacco companies would tuck in individual cards into their cigarette packages as a way of promoting not only their products

war. not a lot of resistance. it will stay a union hands for the whole war. a tremendous blow on many levels. i will still stick with vicksbu rg. the loss of 30,000 veterans is something you cannot do without. with their fall, the entire river is now in union hands area -- hands. hands.er is now an union i will stick with pittsburgh i love gettysburg. >> you advance the confederate description. i was wondering, since most of the folks in the confederate congress will be more inclined to that --. responsibleally was for mustering that will. i am not sure. it is ironic of the confederacy's crowded on the idea state rights. is jogging very invasive central governments. they had to. does lead to conflict with certain state governors like joe brown in georgia and vance and north carolina. ways, during food sources. the use of railroads, state governments. their butting heads in the name of the thing cause. it leads to a lot of internal division and the confederacy which is not help their cause. 11, where youat put all of atlanta? >> a good point. i would lump atlan

about petersburg, the two grants, the tactics of one's, the logistic of others is what wins the war for the union army in virginia. 's task in discussing grant crossing the james as a turning point of the civil war is certainly made easier by colleagues who have gone ahead of me. i do not have to get too much into setting up grant's a sending power thanks to the fantastic presentation before this and doug crenshaw lended assistance because i'm going to compare grant to mcclellan to get started off. easy strong man to set up and knocked out to say that grant is a better general than mcclellan. ed toos not seeinm to ne ncing in 2018.ing in but it absolutely is a subject of conversation in 1864 when grant is being compared to mcclellan, abraham lincoln's opponent in the presidential election. going toritics are diminish his accomplishments when comparing them to mcclellan . for example, this is from a confederate correspondent. "if it has been a part of grant 's original design to make the lowers james and his base of operations he has committed a great blunder and marching across the country from c

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celebrating union victory and toasting the end of the war. maintaining his dutiful characteristic to the end. he doubted the war could ever be effaced by cheap slogans, and as it turned out, he was right. some scholars have posited that civil war veterans emerged from the vault -- the war so traumatized and bitter that immediately after they slipped into a period of hibernation or incubation for at least 15 years. appeared in which they turn from the war, -- a period in which they turn from the war and refused to write about a. this was the point of a important book, hit encourage. that was not the case for haley and a lot of union veterans i think. because in the balance of his life he was annexed by what he had experienced on those bloodsoaked fields. scenes would be fresh in his memory for as long as reason held sway he wrote. forget them i never can, and i never want to. the nation at large would have no such resolve, in the late 19th and 20th centuries. and as we will discuss after thanksgiving by the end of the century, americans had em

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union back. to me, that means before the war. it does not mean peace. >> but the restored union? >> yes. >> the word win is pretty important because it suggests there is a loser, as well. that they are getting drawn back in. >> so, that is some of his party's propaganda. on the right, you see the republican propaganda. on the left, you see lincoln with the saying, union and liberty. on the right, union of slavery. what jumps out at you when you look at the imagery? >> is that a slave being hung in the background? >> it is an auction block. okay, what else? >> shaking hands, it seems like with an immigrant, not a former slave. it seems to also in blue -- involved, not just slaves, but the lower class, immigrants , too. >> you will notice the gentleman is holding a saw. so that free labor imagery. it is probably not a really well lit slide, but it is an integrated group of people, here. >> his putting his hand on his shoulder. >> it looks like a woman kneeling by the stage as slaves are being auctioned off. it could potentially be her husband or something like that. slavery split u

union and confederate veterans coming together. then, lastly, national development such as the spanish- american war, brought the two sides together like the sons of union and confederate veterans went off together in the u.s. army to liberate cuba.. this slide, is an iconic image that shows this reunification sentiment. this is 1913, the 50th anniversary of the battle of gettysburg and there was an enormous encampment on the battlefield. and, in this image, we see veterans, union veterans on the left and confederate veterans on the right who had participated in pickett's charge, via norm is climatic infantry on the third day of the battle. so, that is reenacted in 1913. but, when the men on both sides reached what was called the high watermark or the angle where the attack had culminated, the confederate attack, instead of shooting at each other, the elderly veterans reached across the stone wall, this exemplifies the reunification of north and south.. there are very good studies of reunification sentiment of civil war memory and we are going to focus here on two of the most important, for a couple minutes. two of the most importa

in 1947, after he, and my great uncles returned from the second world war, they opened up union war surplus store, the store's slogan, from a battleship to a hunting knife, we have it, or we'll get it. my grandfather was not a strong man but he kept his word.wa the plachalf store, half encyclopedia. packed all the way to the basement with people that somebody somewhere else might forget about but not here. like richard. chard who did not work there, but showed up every sunday afternoon in his full military uniform. never once bought a single thing. but once brought his little girl, held her hand. said this, is what it smelled like when daddy was a hero. g ndfather was not a strong man but he kept us safe. we walked together in thpark one night, and a jagged man with ctre tattoo than skin walked up di to my grandfather, said hey old man, my mom took me to your once when i was a kid and you shook my hand like i was a man. i still remember tha they called my grandfather cheerful al, which hg belly, bald head, long gray beard, little kids would see him and go santa claus. six years after union

war,xt on the civil historian chris kolakowski talks about the events leading up to abraham lincoln naming ulysses s. grant as general in chief of the union army, and how grant's command style differed from his predecessors. this is part of a symposium hosted by the "emerging civil war" blog. >> it is my distinct honor and privilege this afternoon to introduce our next speaker. i think all of us can pinpoint a book or author or historians that not only got us interested in the study of our past and particularly the american civil war, but also has fed a lifelong passion for the study of american history and american military history. although i have only known our next speaker for several years as a a friend and colleague, i feel that every time i am in his presence, there is an opportunity to learn, and he has made me a better military historian. i continue to grow and learn from him. it is a distinct honor to introduce chris kolakowski. [applause] chris kolakowski was born and raised in fredericksburg, and received his b.a. in history and mask medications from memory and henry college, and his masters in public history from the state un

fighting their own private war in their own theaters, trying to do what they need to do without necessarily any relevance to other people? know more. everyone will be one cog in a vast union war machine that will move in coordinated fashion against the confederacy. as soon as he put on the third star, march 9, 1864, grant immediately sets this in notio -- motion. the next day, he visits the largest army, the army of the potomac. meeting with george made, the victor of -- meade, the victor of gettysburg, who offers to step aside. the cause is greater. grant, who had no intention of doing that even before, said he respected him for the victory at gettysburg, and determines to leave meade in command. he also realizes after visiting there, he can't do what he wanted, to stay west. so he comes back to washington and goes west, appointing sherman to take over. sherman will be the man responsible for going after atlanta with an army about 100,000 strong. they will spend about one week between nashville and cincinnati discussing plans, then grant will leave having issued general directives, leaving sherman in charge in the west. grant will come east and focus on the army of the p

he wrote the secret war for the union, the untold story of military intelligence in the civil war. i worked with him and he was a wonderful guy. he had been researching this for 40 years. and i kept thinking, oh no, is that how long it will take me? but it didn't. he told me as i was researching with him, he said not to be too disappointed if my work didn't attract much attention. so i said, thanks. why? and he said, because intelligence historians don't give a about the civil war and civil war historians don't give a about intelligence. that was not encouraging to somebody hoping to make a career out of this. as i was researching, everything i was seeing was that civil war generals really gave a -- about intelligence. i thought there was a disconnect and i could do something about it. union general philip sheridan once said that military intelligence was the great essential of success. so i thought, we have to look into this. but i also knew what ed was talking about because until he was researching his book in the 1950s, the records on the army secret service of the union army we

union with those liberal tactics. is that the way to think about it? . >> go back to world war ii that we had to balance against the soviet union. and then to create nato in 1949 and then to do with the soviet threat part of that reason we create democracies because the alternative was communism and as most of you know, in the 19 thirties the left stood up to fascism and had a lot of cachet like france and italy we were convinced the left would win and would form an alliance with the soviet union so to promote democracy had an important rationale. . >> but again the bush doctrine is the basic aim is the giant zone of peace and a bunch of little americans. iraq is a good example but with the strikes in libya to meet that with disastrous results. and with all of your examples so what is this attitude and the political boundaries. what have we learned? . >> why can the government figure this out on its own? . >> just to be very clear i believe republicans and the democrats are tweedledee and tweedledum. . >> there is no meaningful difference they both embrace liberal hegemony. fir

past there were other troubles they were independent between the two world wars and then the world including the soviet unionat the beginning of the second world war. but with other former soviet republic such as crane georgia well may need a crane or crane or russia they have a common history they have come i would say cultural and religious but let's discuss does in detail but let me press here once more do you think russia current policy reserve in nato could really be described as containment i do consider that what i've been in in the very recent months sure is that russia on one side the east turning to were easier in order to create a stronger each and block and even though you can ask the west yes and death would be a first step to stop a large amount of the western counters to work toward russian federation secondly the new generation of weapons the seer the president of russia for duration doing the speech and beginning of march he showed a new new weapons and that means a dem or a nato is acting in order to establish new military bases in sentence to europe or to morrow the you know the cities are

government in almost every election since the second world war the conservative christian social union part of federal lives has been a buffer as large as posse recent in recent months its supporters under pressure from right wing groups and the centrist green posse. dominic cain he's in new nick for us and people coming out to vote one of the key issues they're concerned about. well for much of the campaign period lore it's been one central issue migration what to do to manage migration better tighter border controls is certainly the refrain of the parties on the center right the right in the populist right they say that the best way to manage migration better is to take a tougher line that's been their central plank of policy as it were ranged against them are the parties of the center left and the left who say that's not the way to do it they say that the various as integrated migrants and refugees who've come here of the past three you three years very well and there's no need for retrenchment as it were in so far as migration is concerned interestingly in the places that we've bee

deposit there were other troubles they were independent between the two world wars and then they would include in the soviet union the beginning of the second world war. but with odder former soviet republic in movement in a crane there was a movement to the beginning of the new millennium it was the orange revolution a movement the. leading the count to two words of the west. but then there was a one year who called visual selective the game of. words or there was a new position of the majority of the koreans but then i saw the news that the european union. had a wrong behavior it would be nice in international going to zeeshan this should be a neutral international organisation well it is hard to be neutral when you. fear your neighbor but. one interesting thing you said was the. european union was on that path for many years the european union wasn't the path of an lodgment but just last march the european commission issued a white paper in which it described five possible scenarios for its future and none of them mentioned either the integration of ukraine or the e.u. enlargement in general do you think that

past there were other troubles they were independent between the two world wars and then the wording clued in the soviet union at the beginning of the second world war. but with other former soviet republic such as crane or georgia well may need a crane or crane or russia they have a common history they have come i would say cultural and religious but let's discuss does indeed tell when let me press here once more do you think russia current policy reserve in nato could really be described as containment i do consider that what i've been in the very recent months sure that russia on one side the east turning to were easier in order to create a stronger bloc and if you can ask the west yes and that would be a first step to stop a large amount of the western counters to work toward a russian federation secondly the new generation of weapons the seer the president of russia for the reason doing the speech beginning of march he showed a new new weapons and that means a do more than a tory is acting in order to establish.

war. the union cause did not always enjoy the support it might have in retrospect. rose: recollection -- rose-colored recollection. at critics of his generalship, and takes little knits with each critic. the -- if you don't damnsome waterloo moment, close things, you are not a great general. if you roll over them from the beginning, that is it. the confederates fought well. this is one of the troubles i have with lee's scholarship. do is beat to mediocrity. lee?does it say about you have to make the opponent look able. grant will do this. because about terrain at fort dix and. -- dixon. there were challenges and we overcame them. it is a quest story as well. fore criticize grant leaving stuff out. he doesn't talk about his drinking. it doesn't talk about several orders he issued, lots of things. we might wonder at that. maybe the dishonesty of that, but i would point to a couple of his admissions and what did they do. for example, in his one sentence about the battle of coal harbour , it has been taken by generations of people and spun into a legend, a myth about gr

teaching about the 1864 civil war overland campaign in virginia. also, union general george mcclellan, 1862 peninsula campaign and an attempt to capture the confederate capital of richmond. and, president lincoln's visit to antietam after the battle. >>> next on lectures in history. sam houston state university professor brian matthew jordan teaches a course on the 1864 civil war overland campaign . union forces were pitted against the confederate army. the campaign ended with generally's army huddled up. the siege would last more than nine months until he was forced to abandon his fortifications leading to the surrender at appomattox courthouse. ending the civil war. >> good morning, you all. we are going to pick it up today where we left off on tuesday. we are going to consider the civil war and its eastern campaigns

y rs after union war surplus store opened its doors, my father had a son. i'm not a strong boy, but i'm trying to learn what it means to build. one summer when i was a teenager, i worked at the store. built this display that went all the way up to the ceiling. shran up to my grandfathered him what i had done. odvery good, philip, very when i asked him what to do next, he handed me an old piece of paper, a beat-up pen, when i asked him what to do with it, he shrugged his shoulders and laughed, and i began to build. the only way i know how. i wrote this when my grandfather passed away. i think traditional masculinity can be somewhat of a trap, and so to have my grandfather who was not particularly strong or tough, pillar of his community in thesw wa really inspiring and important to me to see as a model.th the thin makes me happiest, the thing that makes me happiest after this piece is when is when people sa you know my grandparent is still around and i'm gonna call them. my name is phil kaye, and this is my brief but spectalar take on my grandfather, cheerfu