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Still rolling along with by blog on the greatest charge in the American Civil War! This entire blog is based on my novel, “The Boys of Chattanooga,” which is available for sale on Amazon.com.

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Two months into my blog on the Battle of Chattanooga aka The Most Heroic Charge of the American Civil War and I’m deeper than deep! I love the way my blog is naturally developing and flowing. So far I’ve written … Continue reading →

“The Battle for Chattanooga, fought November 23, 24, and 25th of 1863, is without a doubt, the most remarkable and miraculous of any battle fought in the American Civil War.” Read up on my blog on the Battle for Chattanooga … Continue reading →

I want to apologize for not writing sooner. I’ve been busy putting my novels on line and traveling from Nevada to New England via Southern Indiana. I don’t know about any of my readers, but I find traveling by auto … Continue reading →

Historians debate, and military analysts debate, and Civil War buffs debate over what was the most important battle of the war. When I was growing up, the consensus was that Gettysburg was the most important battle. After all, it was … Continue reading →

"The Boys of Chattanooga" is the title of my novel, which is available at www.booksbyclyde.com . I call it "The Boys of Chattanooga" because most of the men who fought at Chattanooga or any of the other battles of the … Continue reading →

This afternoon, I watched a few minutes of a History Channel program on "The Art of War." I've never read the book, and I won't quote the author's name, but there was one segment that hit the nail on the … Continue reading →

My blogs about the common soldiers of the Civil War doesn't do them justice, nor give them nearly the credit that they deserve. It's amazing to me that men could endure the hardships that they did, suffer the wounds that … Continue reading →