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as well as Lincoln’s sometimes radical views on animal welfare and how they shaped his life and his presidency

to a stunning reversal on the bloody fields of Cedar Creek

Gettysburg’s Coster Avenue is the definitive account of this much admired public artwork

South Carolina

had already been fighting on battlefields across the South for more than two years before the famous assault of the 54th Massachusetts on Fort Wagner

I Met a Ghost at Gettysburg: A Journalist's Journey Into the Paranormal (Don Allison - P) home as well as Lincoln’s sometimesby Don Allison My mind was spinning at this point. Here I was someone who grew up not believing in ghosts, a veteran journalist used to questioning everything apparently having a conversation with a captain who fought at Gettysburg more than 150 years ago. Was it really possible? Was this some gigantic, wildly ingenious incredible hoax, or was this conversation somehow real? And what was it that brought me a once dyed in the wool paranormal doubter to