Herschell Gordon Lewis’ gore epic concerns a group of murderous Southerners who lure six amorously intentioned tourists to their Civil War-era town ... but Coppola’s great trick is not ...

While short stories and even comic books have inspired some excellent films, many of the best come from novels ... Wolves tells the story of a young US Army lieutenant during the Civil War, John J.

For example, most doctors of the Civil War era did not understand how disease was transmitted. Treatment of the wounded at Antietam typically was chaotic; drivers charged with taking wounded to field ...

The Civil War, fought between ... there have been countless books, plays, and movies detailing the bitterly fought conflict. Over the years, some of the best war movies have been those that ...

In his insightful book “A Hell of a Storm: The Battle for Kansas, the End of Compromise, and the Coming of the Civil War,” the historian David S. Brown makes a convincing case for the ...

"In the days after the Civil War, being a Black Republican meant something vastly different than today," an excerpt from “The Grift” reads. The book opens by highlighting how both parties ...

Barberton native writes a historical novel about a young mother’s perilous trek to visit her wounded husband in a Confederate ...

James S. Anderson wrote home from the front lines of the Civil War while in Brandy Station, Virginia, on April 4, 1864.

It's not a history of the Civil War in the West, but throws fresh light on aspects of the war there, a theater which “has long been pushed to the side by events in the Eastern Theater, but it was in ...

Velazquez put on Confederate uniform, a fake mustache and goatee, and ranked herself as a lieutenant named Harry T. Buford.

Some of them from publishers who specialize in nothing but Civil War books. Even now ... to acknowledge that the fundamental goal of this great Civil War was making permanent a government of ...

The book also features much of interest ... that is complicating the narrative of the Irish Civil War and leading us away from the ‘great man’ interpretations, militaristic narratives and ...