The Battle of Crampton’s Gap was a part of the Maryland Campaign of 1862 in the American Civil War. Today, Adam is joined by two experts who – together – discuss the battle, what happened, who was there, and its strategic value for the campaign leading to the Battle of Antietam.
00:00 – Introductions
07:04 – Why would General Lee invade Maryland?
12:32 – The Army of the Potomac
20:27 – Special Order 191
34:52 – Soldiers at Crampton’s Gap
46:42 – VI Corps
51:48 – Battle of Crampton’s Gap
01:02:59 – 1st New Jersey Brigade
01:11:13 – Union Maneuvers
01:26:27 – After the battle
01:33:41 – Story of the 4th New Jersey Vol. Regiment
Adam had the privilege of interviewing some members of the 3rd Maine Vol. Regiment at the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum! Why reenact & why living history?
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Discover why Jeff Shaara’s ‘The Last Full Measure’ stands out as a masterpiece in historical fiction. In this review, we delve into its gripping narrative, well-researched history, and unforgettable characters. Perfect for fans of Civil War literature and epic storytelling. Don’t miss this deep dive into one of the best historical novels!
00:00 – Jeff Shaara and Michael Shaara 12:12 – General Lee 16:12 – General Grant 21:47 – Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain 25:45 – Closing Review
Adam Noyes lectures about the unknown but fascinating Fenian Raids into Canada shortly after the American Civil War. AKA: The Irish Invasion of Canada. Some of the battles that made Canada. Strap yourselves in… this is… a wild story.
A detailed breakdown of the true story of Pelham’s Corner during the Battle of Fredericksburg, 1862. How two Confederate Napoleon cannons, led by Major John Pelham and Captain Mathias W. Henry, halted an entire Union corps.
00:00 – General Lee and Jackson scout the Rappahannock River