The Record-Eagle published its 30-chapter educational series commemorating the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War on May 31.
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Individual chapters can also be read in the print editions they were originally published in using the links below, which offer free access to our e-Edition. Click the page to zoom in to the Civil War chapter.
- Chapter 1: To suffer mightily
- Chapter 2: 'Essence of anarchy'
- Chapter 3: 'It is fatal'
- Chapter 4: 'Drenched in blood': First battle of Manassas
- Chapter 5: Putting the U.S. in U.S. Grant
- Chapter 6: Monitor and Merrimack
- Chapter 7: 'Pavement of dead men'
- Chapter 8: King Cotton
- Chapter 9: 'Make him feel the evils'
- Chapter 10: 'The Almighty has His own purposes'
- Chapter 11: Rappahannock retreat
- Chapter 12: Lee's right arm
- Chapter 13: Star-crossed places
- Chapter 14: Fighting shoeless
- Chapter 15: 'Risk of action'
- Chapter 16: 'Ruin' and 'destruction'
- Chapter 17: Anything from Grant?
- Chapter 18: Houses divided
- Chapter 19: River of death
- Chapter 20: 'A dozen roasted acorns'
- Chapter 21: Grant's moment of truth
- Chapter 22: 'Born to command'
- Chapter 23: Valley of death
- Chapter 24: A bloody dance through Georgia
- Chapter 25: 'With malice toward none'
- Chapter 26: 'Man of much dignity'
- Chapter 27: 'Americans to Americans'
- Chapter 28: 'Something abides'
- Chapter 29: 'He belongs to the ages'
- Chapter 30: 'A great silence descends'




