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NSTCW Vol. 43 No. 1
Item #: NST43-1
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COVER
"Cedar Mountain Button Cache,” photography by Stephen W. Sylvia, artifacts courtesy Earl Keys. Please see the cover story on p. 26.
"Cedar Mountain Button Cache,” photography by Stephen W. Sylvia, artifacts courtesy Earl Keys. Please see the cover story on p. 26.
FEATURES
26 Cover Story: Cedar Mountain Button Cache
by Earl Keys
The inexplicable feeling that something good
is going to happen that day
26 Cover Story: Cedar Mountain Button Cache
by Earl Keys
The inexplicable feeling that something good
is going to happen that day
34 Augustus Root: "No Braver Man
Ever Drew Sabre”
by James Crane III
A New Yorker's military career—and life—
abruptly ended at Appomattox
Ever Drew Sabre”
by James Crane III
A New Yorker's military career—and life—
abruptly ended at Appomattox
40 Yankees in Gray
by Daniel J. Binder
All that is gray is not necessarily Confederate
by Daniel J. Binder
All that is gray is not necessarily Confederate
50 Henry McDaniel, 12th USCT:
From Slave to Soldier
by Nancy Dearing Rossbacher
You might have seen his daughter Hattie
on the siver screen
From Slave to Soldier
by Nancy Dearing Rossbacher
You might have seen his daughter Hattie
on the siver screen
63 Digging up the Past
by Arn Manella
A veteran uses the past to help
with the present
by Arn Manella
A veteran uses the past to help
with the present
66 Charles Semsey,
Veteran Photographer
by NSTCW staff
The fascinating life of a multi-war
survivor and Hungarian polyglot
Veteran Photographer
by NSTCW staff
The fascinating life of a multi-war
survivor and Hungarian polyglot
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