While God Is Marching on, by Steven E. Woodworth

While God Is Marching on: The Religious World of Civil War Soldiers (Modern War Studies) . University of Kansas Press, 2001. by Steven E. Woodworth

Interview with Civil War historian Steven E. Woodworth on Hood’s role in the Atlanta and Tennessee campaigns (1864)

Interview with Professor Steven E. Woodworth 12/27/2006 Recommended reading for this interview? Jefferson Davis and His Generals, Woodworth For Cause & For Country, Jacobson Atlanta

Interview with Civil War historian Steven E. Woodworth on military unit sizes

About Dr. Steven E. Woodworth Dr. Woodworth is a two-time winner of the prestigious Fletcher Pratt Award, for his books Davis and Lee at War

Dr. Steven Woodworth on the importance of the Western Theater

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Historian Steven Woodworth Interview – Civil War Talk Radio

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Ask the expert: Was the capture of Nashville by Hood in late 1864 possible?

We asked Professor Steven E. Woodworth this question: Was the potential of a Confederate capture of Nashville in 1864 likely in your estimation? Actually, I think

Kraig McNutt

 Kraig McNutt is a Civil War historian, blogger, and battlefield guide. He is also the Director of The Center for the Study of the American Civil War (CSACW), which

How important was it to control “interior lines” during the Civil War?

Commanding view from Fort Donelson overlooking the Cumberland River His first task as a department head was the daunting responsibility of maintaining a long and

How important was the Confederacy’s loss of Nashville in early 1862?

LOC Nashville Having already ceded Kentucky to Federal control, the failures at Henry and Donelson were serious setbacks that forced Johnston to withdraw deeper into

What was the importance of Grant’s victory at Shiloh in April 1862 for the Union?

For U. S. Grant the victory at Shiloh was a combination of both luck and dogged determination. For the Union the battle had wide-ranging ramifications.