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Civil War Explained

@Civil_War_ExplainedTracked since Aug 2026

Civil War Videos, Articles, Maps, and Travel.

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$3/mo
4 membership tiers

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$0/moFree1482.4% of observed tier members
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3 paid members · 30-day rate from 13 observed days

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ChocoPainWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence
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Article Latest postPublicSHERMAN WON THE WAR. PEACE MADE HIS LEGACY FAR MORE COMPLICATED.

When the Civil War ended, William Tecumseh Sherman was only 45 years old—and already one of the most famous and controversial men in America

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10 Facts About the Siege of PetersburgHope you guys enjoy this one! #History #civilwar #petersburg #AmericanHistory #MilitaryHistoryAudioJuly 30Public 2 1Pennsylvania did not merely host the Civil War’s most famous battle—it helped keep the Union aliveWhen the war began, Pennsylvania was the Union’s second-most-populous state and one of its greatest sources of soldiers and supplies. More tArticleJuly 30Public 2 1Ambrose Burnside was better—and worse—than his reputation.Few Civil War generals are remembered so completely for their failures. Mention Burnside, and most people immediately think of the slaughterArticleJuly 30Public 0 0
Ulysses S. Grant defeated the Confederacy—but after the war, he faced battles that no army could help him win.When the Civil War ended in 1865, Grant was the most celebrated soldier in the United States. To millions of Northerners, he was the quiet,ArticleJuly 30Public 0 0
The Confederacy never forgave him… but history eventually did.Few Civil War generals paid a higher price for the war after it ended than James Longstreet. While many former Confederate leaders were celeArticleJuly 26Public 0 0They earned one of the most famous nicknames in American military history…The Stonewall Brigade was organized in 1861 from regiments recruited in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. It originally consisted of the 2nd, 4ArticleJuly 25Public 3 3Something awesome is coming!Stay tuned July 25 3ArticleJuly 25Public 3 3ULYSSES S. GRANT WON THE CIVIL WAR—BUT HIS FINAL BATTLE WAS FOUGHT AGAINST TIMEAfter defeating Confederate armies, accepting Robert E. Lee’s surrender, and serving two terms as president, Ulysses S. Grant might have expArticleJuly 23Public 0 0
HE RODE INTO THE WOODS TO SAVE HIS ARMY—AND NEVER CAME BACK#OnThisDay, July 22, 1864, Major General James B. McPherson was killed during the Battle of Atlanta—becoming the only commander of a UnionArticleJuly 23Public 0 0
Civil War Explained Battlefield Recording ScheduleThe following is my current battlefield schedule. There is also a poll, where you can vote on what content I record this coming Saturday (JuPollJuly 22Public 0 0
Stonewall Jackson Uniform#OnThisDay July 21, 1861, Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson wore this uniform at the First Battle of Bull Run or Manassas. This is the only known sArticleJuly 22Public 0 0
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