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Our Forthcoming Events

  • “Every Blot of Slavery’s Shame”
    “Every Blot of Slavery’s Shame”
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    The story of slavery and race in the United States is central to the Civil War. But the role of African Americans in the United States Army and Navy is still understated and relatively unknown. Jeffrey Nichols, CEO of the National Civil War Museum, reappraises their importance and their legacy.
  • William Schaw Lindsay M.P. - Confederate Advocate
    William Schaw Lindsay M.P. - Confederate Advocate
    Sat, 17 Feb
    London
    London, Civil Service Club, Great Scotland Yard, London SW1A 2HJ, UK
    London, Civil Service Club, Great Scotland Yard, London SW1A 2HJ, UK
    How did a poor orphan boy became a shipping magnate, an MP, and the leading supporter of the Confederates in the American Civil War, trying to persuade the British and French to grant Southern independence? A true story of high politics, building a Confederate navy, and blockade running.
  • 2024 Conference: The Atlanta Campaign, 1864
    2024 Conference: The Atlanta Campaign, 1864
    Fri, 05 Apr
    De Vere Latimer Estate
    De Vere Latimer Estate, Church Lane, Latimer, Chesham HP5 1UG, UK
    De Vere Latimer Estate, Church Lane, Latimer, Chesham HP5 1UG, UK
    At our 2014 Conference, the fall of Atlanta was voted the most important event of 1864. Our 2024 Conference looks at the campaign leading up to one of the war's most decisive events. PRICES FROM £280 PER PERSON.
  • Programme of Events 2024
    Programme of Events 2024
    2024
    London and Online
    London and Online, Great Scotland Yard, London SW1A 2HJ, UK
    London and Online, Great Scotland Yard, London SW1A 2HJ, UK
    Our 2024 Conference on The Atlanta Campaign of 1864 will be held 5-7 April, and we have a great programme to back it up. Join us in person or online.
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“I can make a much better Brigadier in five minutes, but the horses cost a hundred and twenty-five dollars a piece."  

Abraham Lincoln

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