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Press Divided

By David B. Sachsman

Devil's game

By Carman Cumming

South Reports the Civil War

By J. Cutlery Andrews

Yankee reporters, 1861-65

By Emmet Crozier

A Bohemian Brigade

By James M. (James Moorhead) Perry

My passage at the New Orleans tribune

By Jean-Charles Houzeau

Press Divided

By David B. Sachsman

Confederate Press in the Crucible of the American Civil War

By Debra Reddin Van Tuyll

Knights of the quill

By Patricia G. McNeely

War of words

By Harry J. Maihafer

The Confederacy's secret weapon

By Douglas W. Bostick

Civil War journalism

By Ford Risley

Sherman's other war

By John F. Marszalek

Blue & Gray in Black & White

By Brayton Harris

James Gordon Bennett and the New York herald

By Douglas Fermer

Editors Make War

By Donald E. Reynolds

The South reports the Civil War

By J. Cutler Andrews

Bohemian Brigade

By Louis Morris Starr

The most fearful ordeal

By James M. McPherson

The North reports the Civil War

By J. Cutler Andrews

Reporters for the Union

By Bernard A. Weisberger

Lincoln's wrath

By Jeffrey Manber

The southern press in the Civil War

By Debra Reddin Van Tuyll

Newspaper Abstracts from Pike County, Alabama

By Susie K. Senn