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A few features from the old site that have recently moved to the new site:
What's on the New Site?
Primary Sources includes the diaries and letters from the old site, as well
as the Official Records of the Civil War.
MultiMedia Histories is a collection of documentaries and exhibitions, including
content on World War II, the Ohio Dry Campaing, Immigration at the Turn of
the 20th Century, and Cartoons in United States History.
Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective. In each monthly
issue of Origins, an academic expert analyzes a particular current
issue –political, cultural, or social –in a larger, deeper context. In
addition to the analysis provided by each month’s feature, Origins also
includes images, maps, graphs and other material to complement the essay.
Book Reviews of non-fiction titles of historical significance, and eReviews by our members of historical sites, museums and historical works.
Online Books is our growing collection of digital books, including Guilmartin's
America in Vietnam and the Marine
Corps history 1968 the Defining Year.
Maps and Images is
fully searchable and contains thousands of images and maps of the Civil War
and other periods.
History Links is a collection of links to other history resources on the web, including a section for the Civil War.
Click here for more about the new eHistory site!
Latest Site News
(Jul 26) (video) A Beautiful Nightmare
Our latest MulitMedia History about baseball and steroids: http://bit.ly/8XvjEi
(Jul 15) (article) The Other Half of the African Sky: Women's Struggles in Zimbabwe
http://bit.ly/9xyT7s our August Origins article is up!
(Jul 6) (book review) The Rise and Fall of Modern Conservatism
Check out our July review: http://bit.ly/9P0Erj
(Jul 6) New MultiMedia History: Against The Clock
Check out our new video documenting the restoration of Famagusta: http://bit.ly/au5J6p
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