Thursday, August 4, 2016
Killed by a Train: The Career of Hobart Ward, Part 4.
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John Henry Hobart Ward died on July 24, 1903. He died unusually. He was run over by a train belonging to the Erie Railroad in Monroe, Oran...
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
“Too Disgraceful to be Aired by a Hearing”: The Career of Hobart Ward, Part 3.
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In the last two posts, I explored incidents from the life of General Hobart Ward. Today, I’m going to examine the moment when his army car...
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Monday, July 18, 2016
“An Outburst of Passion and Profanity”: The Career of Hobart Ward, Part 2.
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This is my second post about Brigadier General Hobart Ward, a forty-year-old officer who served with the Army of the Potomac. By the summer ...
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Friday, July 15, 2016
“I Always Supposed Him to Be Brave”: The Career of Hobart Ward, Part 1.
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For the next few posts, I’d like to focus on the Civil War career of Brig. Gen. John Henry Hobart Ward, a soldier who served three years wit...
Sunday, May 29, 2016
A Gettysburg Casualty’s First Memorial Day
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This post is about something topical. A Union soldier who was killed at Gettysburg is finally getting Memorial Day recognition by his home...
Friday, May 13, 2016
All Except These Fellows Who Foolishly Signed Three-Year Papers.
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Thanks to a certain movie, it’s kind of a well-known event among us Civil War nerds, that on May 23, 1863, 120 veterans from the from the ...
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
On Behalf of a Grateful Nation: My Tribute to Dusty Kleiss
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Tales from the Army of the Potomac is a blog dedicated to the valiant Union soldiers who fought in the Civil War, but occasionally ...
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