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Civil War History - The Eastern Theater Discuss any and all battles, movements, and events occuring in the Eastern Theater here! This includes any actions in tha area east of the Appalachian Mountains in the vicinity of the river capitals of Richmond and Washington D.C.

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Old 05-27-2006, 12:21 PM
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I suppose that popular culture will never really have an accurate view of history or its heroes and villains. Most folks just don't care really. But there will always be the more serious group of students of history and I think the more "academic" (not sure of a better word) set does a good job of analyzing historical figures. For our purposes I mean Gallagher, Krick, etc. But the sort of "pop" historians are the ones most people read and who have the rather questionable analysis. Someone like Howard Zinn comes to mind.

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