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The Looting of Fredericksburg, VA

The Chronicles of the American Civil War

Release Date: 03/07/2019

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The Chronicles of the American Civil War

This episode features highlights from Chronicles of the American Revolution. The following episodes are included:  Tony Horwitz - Episode 20: Confederates in the Attic  Jack Snyder - Episode 27: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dr. Louis Intres - Episode 37: The Sultana Jim Taylor - Episode 39: Slavery Part 1   Become a patron at:   This episode was proudly produced by .

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A few highlights from the first 88 episodes of The Chronicles of the American Civil War. In this episode, we hear from:    Rene Kenard - Civil War Religion - Episodes 51 and 52 Rick Garland - Civil War Music - Episode 47 Robert Ford and Ben Hawley - United State Colored Troops - Episode 21  Dr. Joan Cashen - Varina Davis - Episode 44    This episode was proudly produced by . 

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Jon Willen speaks about Dr. Leale, President Lincoln's doctor at Ford's Theater. Become a patron of the show at This episode was proudly produced by .  

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John Heiser, National Park historian, speaks about the Camp Letterman Hospital in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.  Learn more about visiting Gettysburg National Military Park . Become a patron of Chronicles at .  This episode was proudly produced by .  

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David Welker speaks on the Battle of Chantilly, known by the Confederacy as the Battle of Ox Hill.  Find David's book on . Become a patron of the show at www.patreon.com/chroniclescw This episode was proudly produced by .

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Steve Phan, historian and Park Ranger at the Civil War Defenses of Washington, explains the ring of defensive forts built around our nation's capitol to protect it from a Confederate Invasion.  Find out more about the Civil War Defenses of Washington at the . Become a patron of the show at This show was proudly produced by .    Photo Credit:

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Dr. Peter Carmichael, Director of the Civil War Institute at Gettysburg College, stops by to discuss education, historians, and (most importantly) his recent book on the Common Soldier.  Find Dr. Carmichael's Book, Become a patron to support Chronicles on Patreon!

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Beth Parnicza, Historian at the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, returns to discuss the looting of Fredericksburg by Union troops following the battle there. 

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