Newspapers, Magazines, Books on the Civil War

`Stonewall's Gold' a priceless novel  A decision that turned the Gettysburg Battle  A nation struggling with suffering, death  Alexandrians personal tales also citys story  An effortful yet rewarding read  An experimental Union cavalry drives lance into doubter hearts  Authors inflate role of leaders' wives  Battlefield dispatches bring conflict home  Battles to create and conduct the United States Civil War Centennial of 1961 - 1965  Bloody battles leave soil rich for literature  Book gangs up on myths about James brothers  Charting armies at Gettysburg  Civility with pen survives even in battle  Collection lets writers surprise readers  Combat, politics and valiant deeds  Composer's tribute poorly received  Conflict leaves poet Whitman a better man  Conflict of lasting interest to novelists  Crucial campaigns along the Mississippi  Diary a `you are there' small-town chronicle  Disproving many historical 'facts'  Faith in their hearts, battle at hand  Faith motivated men's bravery in battle  Fateful Stuart Gettysburg ride carefully probed  Few writers found the right words to express North-South conflict  Fictional tale of a boy's view of life  Firsthand view from Union ranks  Flawed look at how artists painted the conflict  Four novels that don't make history a casualty  Fractious South became its own enemy  General obscure but heroic  Hearing is believing on field of battle  History also found off battlefield  History of Union navy is too shallow  Hollywood's always changing 'Reel War'  Impact of Gettysburg doesnt end after battle  Industrialization and its role in armed conflict  James gets start in guerrilla fighting  Letters give fresh insight Into Lee  Maryland memorial part of reporter's legacy  Military records include Rebels  Mrazek's intriguers pack gun carriages, beef  Name 'Fighting Joe' well deserved  Neglected pages show conflict as it was imagined  New books on warfare  People behind scenes at Antietam  Research unveils reality behind family story  Richmond spinster a blue angel  Robert E. Lee, and Sister Aimee  Scrupulously researched look at chaplains  Shining a bright light on old deeds  Soldier's paintings capture the drama of conflict  Songs unify South, reflect changing ideas  Songs, poems of war mostly forgotten  South's 'Secret Service' activities  Struggle behind scenes of battle  Telegraph transforms news-writing style  The feisty `Brigade' of wartime reporters  Wartime era of C&O Canal  When the diamond was at the battlefield  Why South lost war: The enemy within  Why the Civil War was not inevitable  Why the South was right, North wrong  Woman put geographic history on U.S. map  Writers' military experience colors later work