Hosted by Scottyjhistorian · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 79 episodes
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The Civil War occurred between 1861 and 1865, but the seeds were planted long before 1861. While the battles get the attention, there was much more happening on the home front and in the halls of government. Scotty J Presents: The Civil War takes a look at those forgotten corners and unravels their stories.
Scottyjhistorian hosts Scotty J Presents: The Civil War, a history show with 79 episodes published.
After Shiloh the next major engagement for the Federal Army in Mississippi was Corinth. Listen to learn a little about this town.
New Orleans surrenders and a new governor arrived. Benjamin Franklin Butler arrives and problems with the citizens become apparent.
This week, I look at the first stages of the battle of New Orleans
Lincoln sings into law the abolition of slavery in DC. And the Anaconda Plan continues to strangle the South.
This week, I look at the proposed plan for gradual compensated emancipation Lincoln proposed in March of 1862, and went before Congress after the battle of Shiloh.
This week, I cover Shiloh but not like you're familiar with. I reached into the primary sources and let the generals speak for themselves.
This week, I take a break and update you on what I have planned, what's coming up, and a couple of new shows I am working on.
George McClellan left us some interesting reports on his actions at Yorktown. Listen to his reports at the opening of the siege.
On April 5, 1862, McClellan begins his siege of Yorktown. Listen to hear what happened.
April 1862 opens with a battle on the Mississippi that will help determine who controls the river
One of the strangest battles happened at the end of March 1862. Where was this battle and how did it play out?
On March 23, 1862, the Valley campaign opened up with the First battle of Kernstown. Listen to hear what happened.
On March 18, Jefferson Davis appoints a new secretary of war. Who is it and what are his credentials?
On March 1,4 1862, two battles happened on opposites sides of the country. What happened and how were they executed?
The first battle of the Ironclads made the world take notice. What happened and how did the world take notice?
In a short episode this week, how the ironclads are built is discussed.
March 1862 starts off with the Federal Army in Missouri and Lincoln taking some tentative steps towards emancipation.
While Grant was busy in the West, what was McClellan doing? Well, having parties for one, but he was coming up with his grand idea. Listen to hear it.
February 1862 was busy. Between fighting in New Mexico Territory, Jefferson Davis was elected the President of the Confederacy and Little Mac was busy training his men.
Grant's victories continue as he takes Fort Donneslon. What was the impact of the victory on both sides?
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