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Cecily Nelson Zander

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  • Thaddeus Stevens
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    Thaddeus Stevens and the Power of the Purse

    The Radical Republican oversaw federal spending at the dawn of Reconstruction. How did his support for Black equality affect his leadership in the House?
    by Cecily Nelson Zander via HNN on February 25, 2025
  • Members of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Daughters of Union Veterans gather in Colorado in the 1930s.

    Veterans Visit an Idealized West

    A gathering of Union veterans in 1883 sheds light on the country's vision of the American West—as a space for reconciliation and a prize won by the war.
    by Cecily Nelson Zander via The Civil War Monitor on February 3, 2025
  • People celebrating the construction of the transcontinental railroad.

    Lincoln’s Imagined West

    In Lincoln’s view the West represented a space for opportunity, especially for the citizen-soldiers returning to their prewar pursuits.
    by Cecily Nelson Zander via The Civil War Monitor on April 1, 2024
  • US Signal Station on the trail to Pike’s Peak.

    Civil War Weather

    The U.S. Army's contributions to meteorology.
    by Cecily Nelson Zander via Emerging Civil War on February 28, 2023

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Picture of William Belknap sitting in a chair.
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Mayorkas Almost Became the Second Cabinet Member Impeached. The First Was a Civil War Hero.

Belknap’s downfall was his decision to abuse his authority to appoint “sutlers” or civilian merchants who ran trading posts that served military outposts.
by Melissa August via Made By History on February 6, 2024
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