Speakers
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L. D. Clark , a retired professor, is the author of The Civil War Recollections of James Lemuel Clark and the Great Gainesville Hanging. His other work includes the novel A Bright Tragic Thing; A Tale of Civil War Texas. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
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M. Jane Johansson teaches history at Rogers State University. Her works include Peculiar Honor: A History of the 28th Texas Cavalry and Widows by the Thousand; The Civil War Correspondence of Theophilus and Harriet Perry. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
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Kip Lindberg is Curator of the U.S. Army Chemical Corps Museum, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. His work includes Sterling Price's Lieutenants; A Guide to the Officers and Organization of the Missouri State Guard, 1861-1865. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
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Carl Moneyhon teaches history at the University of Arkansas-Little Rock. His work includes The Impact of the Civil War and Reconstruction in Arkansas and he is the editor of Portraits of Conflict, a state-by-state series of photographic histories of the Civil War. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
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Jeffrey L. Patrick is a librarian and interpretative specialist at the Wilson's Creek National Battlefield. His work includes Three Years with Wallace's Zouaves; The Civil War Memoirs of Thomas Wise Durham and Campaign for Wilson's Creek: The Fight for Missouri Begins. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
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Christopher Phillips teaches history at the University of Cincinnati. His work includes Damned Yankee, a biography of General Nathaniel Lyon, and Missouri's Confederate, a biography of Governor Claiborne Fox Jackson. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
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William Garrett Piston teaches history at Missouri State University. His work includes Wilson's Creek: The Second Battle of the Civil War and the Men Who Fought It and Lee's Tarnished Lieutenant; James Longstreet and His Place in Southern History. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
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Arnold Schofield was for many years the historian at Fort Scott National Historic Site and he is currently the director of the Mine Creek Battlefield. Click here for a biographical sketch. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
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William L. Shea teaches history at the University of Arkansas-Monticello. His work includes Pea Ridge: Civil War Campaign in the West and War in the West: Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove. Click here for a biographical sketch. |
