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Military Songs of War

http://www.songsofwar.com

Military stories of the past, war poems, news, information…

• Added on: Sep 16th, 2005
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Listed in: History Military Veterans
• Tags: WW1 Military Dispatches

Recent Posts

• Why, How, and Why? Part 8

  Posted on Sunday September 6th, 2009 at 09:29 in war, military, conversations, Secession, civil war, military history, american civil war, north and south, blue and grey, american civil war 1820-1880, union and confederacy

  >Of course the South could fight the north, and she did so the only way she could, defensively. She only carried the war to the north twice, both in an attempt to get the peace-nicks to pressure the government into calling a truce and working things ...

• Why, How, and Why? Part 7

  Posted on Sunday August 30th, 2009 at 09:21 in war, military, conversations, Secession, civil war, military history, american civil war, north and south, blue and grey, american civil war 1820-1880, union and confederacy

  >It is not 20/20 hindsight. The figures are from the 1860 census, anyone could have seen that the South was in no way able to put up a fight against the North. It is questions of math. – Greg Of course the South could fight the north, and she d...

• Why, How, and Why? Part 6

  Posted on Sunday August 23rd, 2009 at 10:09 in war, military, conversations, Secession, civil war, military history, american civil war, north and south, blue and grey, american civil war 1820-1880, union and confederacy

  >It is not 20/20 hindsight. The figures are from the 1860 census, anyone could have seen that the South was in no way able to put up a fight against the North. It is questions of math. – Greg That kind of math doesn’t even come into it if...

• Why, How, and Why? Part 5

  Posted on Sunday August 16th, 2009 at 09:03 in war, military, conversations, Secession, civil war, military history, american civil war, north and south, blue and grey, american civil war 1820-1880, union and confederacy

  >Clearly in looking back we can see that the South didn’t have much of a chance, so why do it? The answer to this is that we can see some things, looking back, much more clearly than they could see looking forward. Secessionists confidently pre...

• Why, How, and Why? Part 4

  Posted on Sunday August 9th, 2009 at 09:23 in war, military, conversations, Secession, civil war, military history, american civil war, north and south, blue and grey, american civil war 1820-1880, union and confederacy

  >Clearly in looking back we can see that the South didn’t have much of a chance, so why do it? The answer to this is that we can see some things, looking back, much more clearly than they could see looking forward. Secessionists confidently pre...

• Why, How, and Why? Part 3

  Posted on Sunday August 2nd, 2009 at 09:06 in war, military, conversations, Secession, civil war, military history, american civil war, north and south, blue and grey, american civil war 1820-1880, union and confederacy

  >Clearly in looking back we can see that the South didn’t have much of a chance, so why do it? The answer to this is that we can see some things, looking back, much more clearly than they could see looking forward. Secessionists confidently pre...

Comments & Reviews

This blog is currently rated a 3.00 out of a possible 5 based on 1 comment.

Mark Stoneman

Some problems with the ads on your site. They're not intrusive, but the "payday loan" ads that come up through Google advertise incredibly high-interest loans that exploit young soldiers living from one paycheck to the next in the worst kind of way. See for example this 2001 story on PBS. Not good. On a different note, it would be nice if you included the source of your quotations and images. You provide a little information, but not enough for the user to look the source up himself if he wanted to.

Posted: June 12th, 2007 | More Reviews From clioandme | Report This Comment

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