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Lapel Pin
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Educators)
Produced
as a Signature Project of the Civil War sesquicentennial
commemoration and distributed to every public
school in Virginia, this Emmy-nominated
documentary features high-definition
footage, commentary from dozens of historians,
and a number of features that will capture and
hold the attention of audiences of all ages.
- Chapter
1: The Coming Storm
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Chapter
2: First Blood
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Chapter
3: The Common Soldier
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Chapter
4: Caught in the Conflict: The Home Front
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Chapter
5: The War Goes North
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Chapter 6: Behind the Lines
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Chapter 7: Virginians at War
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Chapter 8: The Overland Campaign: Lee Faces
Grant
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Chapter 9: The Legacies of War
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Military
Strategy in the American Civil War
Edited by James I. Robertson, Jr.
Hard cover, 130 pages
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2011
Signature Conference
"Military Strategy in the American Civil
War"
Dr. James I. Robertson, Conference Chair
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A
Two-volume DVD Set of the complete
proceedings of the 2011 Signature Conference,
including:
“Military
Strategy in the American Civil War”
James I. Robertson, Jr., Dennis E. Frye, Richard
J. Sommers
“Military
Strategy in the Eastern Theater”
Gary W. Gallagher, Joseph T. Glatthaar, Richard
J. Sommers
“Military
Strategy in the Western Theater”
Richard M. McMurry, Stephen E. Woodworth, William
C. Davis
“Forgotten
Elements of the Civil War”
John M. Bowen, William C. Davis, James I. Robertson,
Jr.
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Race,
Slavery, and the Civil War: The Tough Stuff of
American History and Memory
Edited by James O. Horton
Hard cover, 160 pages
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2010
Signature Conference
"Race, Slavery and the Civil War:
The Tough Stuff of American History
and Memory"
Dr. James O. Horton, Conference Chair
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A
Two-volume DVD Set of the complete
proceedings of the 2010 Signature Conference,
including:
Slavery,
Freedom, and the Union Navy - James
McPherson
John
Washington: How, When, Where and Why Emancipation
Happened - David Blight
The
Role of the Underground Railroad as a Cause
of the Civil War - Spencer
Crew
The
Myth of Black Confederates -
Bruce Levine
The
Quest for Black Rights in the Midst of War
- Edna Medford
African
American Soldiers and the Struggle for
Equality - Ira Berlin
Addressing
the Causes of the Civil War in Public
History - Dwight Pitcaithley
The
Image of the Emancipation Proclamation
in Art and Memory - Harold
Holzer
Harriet
Jacobs in the Refugee Camps -
Jean Fagan Yellin
Waterways
to Freedom: The Underground Railroad in
Hampton Roads - Cassandra Newby-Alexander
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America
on the Eve of the Civil War
Edited
by Edward L. Ayers and Carolyn R. Martin
160
pages, 5 1/2 x 9
4 b&w photographs
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2009
Signature Conference
"America on the Eve of the Civil War"
Dr. Edward L. Ayers, Conference Chair
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A
Two-volume DVD Set of the complete
proceedings of the first annual Signature Conference,
including question and answer sessions and opening
and closing comments.
Taking
Stock of the Nation in 1859
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Christy
S. Coleman, American Civil War Center
Gary W. Gallagher, University of Virginia
Walter Johnson, Harvard University
Joan Waugh, University of California Los
Angeles |
The
Future of Virginia and the South
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Charles
B. Dew, Williams College
Robert C. Kenzer, University of Richmond
Gregg D. Kimball, Library of Virginia
Lauranett L. Lee, Virginia Historical
Society |
Making
Sense of John Brown's Raid
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David
W. Blight, Yale University
David S. Reynolds, City University of New
York
Manisha Sinha, University of Massachusetts,
Amherst
Clarence E. Walker, University of California
Davis |
Predictions
for the Election of 1860
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Jean
H. Baker, Goucher College
Daniel W. Crofts, College of New Jersey
Nelson D. Lankford, Virginia Historical
Society
Elizabeth R. Varon, Temple University |
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Membership
in the Civil War 150 Council is available
for a contribution of $150.00 or more.
Membership
Levels:
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War 150 Council Member Level ($150) |
Civil War 150 Council
Benefactor Level ($500)
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Civil War 150 Council Director's Level
($1,000) |
Civil War 150 Council Executive Level
($2,500) |
Civil War 150 Council President's Level
($5,000) |
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