In many of these researches. And so i will share with you my research. I will tell you a story. The should behind me, pittsburgh 11 00 p. M. On august 4th, 1863, most of the passengers are return to the cabins and some were fast asleep and all was quiet it was called. And the captain, the upper decks and on the train and ironically, they have returned to danger as steamboat travel. And if a fire had broken out in the far end of the vote in a carpenter shop, the ladies cabin. And the captain wanted to find the first made and they quickly in the carpenter shop. And it they rush out and grabbed his clothes and shoes on braided and he thought a lot about the capabilities and it grew and grew and they can do nothing and so they focused on the rescue and meanwhile they had restaurant to check on the federal side this vote was carried and uncaring 2. 6 million and is supposed to go to Ulysses S Grant army, these boxes are where they are supposed to be but they wont be there for long. Within m
Last class we talked about this video the key layers and we have to compare the confederacy in the unite last class we talked about the start of the civil war, and the key land battle. We can compare the confederacy, factoring in the military capabilities. Tonight were going to were going to get away from turncentric narratives, and focus on things that i research and write about, Naval Warfare and guerrilla warfare. To start off i want to share with you a story from my research, you dont need to take notes, im just gonna tell you a story. This ship behind me left around 11 pm, on august 4th 1863. Most of the passengers were tired, in their cabins, and fell into blissful sleep. I was quiet, always calm. Safely away from the shore, the captain benjamin are took aboard the hurricane decks. Ironically their conversation turned to the danger of steamboat travel. Just before midnight, a man interrupted them with news that a fire had broken out at the far end of the boat, and a carpenter sho
Come up with the separate these topics out, but youre gonna hear three really excellent talks on that theme tonight. Each speaker is gonna speak for about 15 minutes so felly short presentations and thats gonna leave us plenty of time for questions and discussion at the end and you can type your questions into the q a box at any time throughout the evening and we will respond to those later after all. He talks have taken place. So were looking forward to hearing your questions and feedback very much. Thats part of the excitement for us going into this evening. Our first speaker tonight is going to be dr. Caroline wood newhall, and shes very well known around here because she works as the postdoctoral fellow at the Virginia Center for civil war studies here at Virginia Tech before that. She earned her phd at unc chapel hill. Shes working on a book about black pow w experiences in the confederacy. And by the way, she gave a terrific talk on that topic last fall soon after she arrived in
Were going to get away from turncentric narratives, and focus on things that i research and write about, naval war fair and guerrilla warfare. To start off i want to share with you a story from my research, you dont need to take notes, im just gonna tell you a story. This ship behind me left around 11 pm, on august 4th 1863. Most of the passengers were tired, in their cabins, and fell into blissful sleep. I was quiet, always calm. Safely away from the shore, the captain benjamin are took aboard the hurricane decks. Ironically their conversation turned to the danger of steamboat travel. Just before midnight, a man interrupted them with news that a fire had broken out at the far end of the boat, and a carpenter shot beneath the ladies cabin. Things get frenetic. The captain hastily departed to find the first minute. Warning bells climber, flames rose quickly. The carpenter shot, disturbed without his clothes, or his shoes on. He tried to put out the flames with water buckets. The blaze o
Professor, laura june davis, on civil war Naval Warfare. Last class we talked about this video the key layers and we have to compare the confederacy in the United States and the military capabilities read today, we talk about things about the civil war and focus on the things that we talked about in many of these researches. And so i will share with you my research. I will tell you a story. The should behind me, pittsburgh 11 00 p. M. On august 4th, 1863, most of the passengers are return to the cabins and some were fast asleep and all was quiet it was called. And the captain, the upper decks and on the train and ironically, they have returned to danger as steamboat travel. And if a fire had broken out in the far end of the vote in a carpenter shop, the ladies cabin. And the captain wanted to find the first made and they quickly in the carpenter shop. And it they rush out and grabbed his clothes and shoes on braided and he thought a lot about the capabilities and it grew and grew and t