Each bi-monthly, 100-page of North & South is packed with ground-breaking historical analysis and commentary. A typical issue contains eight major articles plus the regular features: Knapsack (a potpourri of fascinating Civil War facts, Civil Warriors (a look at little known participants in the war: soldiers and civilians, women and men, black and white, slave and free), Briefings (book reviews), and Crossfire (a lively exchange of readers’ letters).
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James M. McPherson
Pulitzer prize-winning author of Battle Cry of Freedom and past-president of the American Historical Association
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Steven Woodworth
Author of Jefferson Davis and His Generals
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Tom Sullivan, Connecticut
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John Gorto, Ishpeming, MI
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