The Civil War Round Table of Chicago present programming of interest to devotées of American Civil War history, support preservation of Civil War battle sites, and sponsor a very popular annual battlefield tour. Founded in 1940, The Civil War Round Table of Chicago was the very first of over 200 such Round Tables that now meet around the world. The Civil War Round Table of Chicago is dedicated to ... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 443 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Category | History |
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David Power on "The Atlanta Campaign: Missed Opportunities
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I've got Joe Johnston Dead!" Or so Sherman is said to have exclaimed upon hearing that James B. McPherson had seized Res... more
Bjorn Skaptason on The Battle of Shiloh
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At the outset of the Battle of Shiloh in April 1862, the Confederates had high hopes for an important strategic victory. They aimed to block the Union advance into Missi... more
Jonathan Sebastian on Loyal to a Man: The Civil War in our Backyards
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In the minds of many, including those who study history, there exists a divide. That is, while history happens everywhere, the real history h... more
Allen Ottens on "The Grant-Rawlins Relationship"
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Galena lawyer and Ulysses S. Grant neighbor John a. Rawlins rose to assistant adjutant general on Grant’s staff and ultimately Grant's secretary of war. From the... more
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These presentations from the recent and more distant past are a veritable course in Civil War history and historiography. Spanning several decades, little known and well-known historians unknowingly chart the trajectory and scholarship angles through multiple viewpoints over the years. From the famous to the obscure a vast array of Civil War subjects are covered. I cannot recommend this podcast enough and urge those who listen to consider joining The Civil War round table of Chicago.
What a treasure trove of historians and Civil War lectures from way back into the 1950s. Truly grateful to have access to these Chicago talks. Thank you so much.
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The content focuses on various aspects of American Civil War history, featuring presentations on significant battles, military strategies, and personal accounts from soldiers. Notable topics include specific raids, lesser-known incidents like the Allegheny Arsenal Explosion, and critiques of historical narratives, offering depth and insight into the complexities of this pivotal period in American history. The format often invites historians and authors to discuss their research and findings, contributing to a rich pedagogical environment for enthusiasts of Civil War studies. The unique blend of professional and thoughtful presentations encourages listener engagement in a supportive community dedicated to preserving and understanding Civil W... more
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