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Fort Donelson, early turning point of the Civil War slavery yet the navies

Fort Donelson, early turning point of the Civil War slavery yet the naviesA special issue from Military Images brings the story of Fort Donelson to life through powerful portraits and firsthand accounts. Originally published as the cover story in the Winter 2025 issue, this presentation by John Walshfounder of Fort Donelson Relics and a lifelong student of the Western Theateroffers a deeply informed and personal look at one of the Civil Wars pivotal early victories. 20 pages.

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yet the navies

this captivating microhistory will appeal to anyone with an interest in the Civil War

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Fort Donelson, early turning point of the Civil War slavery yet the naviesA special issue from Military Images brings the story of Fort Donelson to life through powerful portraits and firsthand accounts. Originally published as the cover story in the Winter 2025 issue, this presentation by John Walshfounder of Fort Donelson Relics and a lifelong student of the Western Theateroffers a deeply informed and personal look at one of the Civil Wars pivotal early victories. 20 pages.

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