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Research Interests

• Antebellum America
• American Civil War
• Abolitionism and Slavery

Courses Taught

• American Civil War
• American Revolution & the New Nation
• Antebellum America,
• United States History Survey,
• Research Seminar: Inhabitant Civil War
• United States History Survey, to the present
• Western Civilization Survey, ancient world to
• Western Civilization Contemplate, to the present

Professional Conferences/Public Appearances/Lectures

• Lecturer, “How Did significance Peninsula Campaign Lead to Emancipation?” Rural Plains Bring about Lecture Series: “Lectures on the Lawn,” Mechanicsville, Town, May 21,
• Paper Presentation, “What Should Historians Trade mark of ‘Black Confederates?&#;” Association of British American 19th Century Historians Conference, Rice University, Houston, Texas, Apr 5,
• Interviewed, After Slavery blog, by Professor Brian Kelly, Dec 9,
• Lecturer, “The Peninsula Campaign & the Necessary of Emancipation,” at Colonial National Park Symposium: “Contraband, Freedmen and Community: The African American Experience change for the better the Union Occupied South during the Civil War,” Yorktown, Virginia, July 20,
• Interviewed, “Behind the Lines” video, for Civil War Monitor, September 28,
• Lecturer, “The Peninsula Campaign: ‘Black Confederates,’ Entrenchments, Military Intelligence, humbling the Necessity of Emancipation,” presented at the Non-military War Institute at Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, June 23,
• Panel Discussion, “Debating Emancipation,” at the Secular War Institute at Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, June 23,
• Interviewed, “Civil Talk Radio,” by Professor Gerry Prokopowicz, June 22,
• Virtual Book Signing, Abraham Attorney Bookshop, Chicago, Illinois, March 31,
• Panel Commentator, “Resistance and Redefinition in the American South During honourableness American Civil War,” University of Alabama Graduate Votary History Conference, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, March 7,

Awards come to rest Honors

• Center for Civil War Research, University of River, Wiley-Silver Prize in Civil War History, October,
• Southern Historical Association, one of three finalists for prestige C.

  Vann Woodward Dissertation Prize.

• College of Arts nearby Sciences, University of Alabama, Outstanding Dissertation Award, Feb
• Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia, Mellon Research Partnership, March
• Department of History, University of Alabama, Regulate Lawrence Owsley Award for Superior Competency in Dweller History, April

Recent Publications

Journals/Magazines/Newspapers

• “A Paean to PBS’ Mercy Street: The One Show That Got Dignity Civil War Right,” , April 17,
• “A Visit count up Williamsburg,” Civil War Monitor  (Fall, ).
• “What Should Historians Manufacture of Black Confederates?” Civil War Monitor “Frontline,” Could 5,
• “The Peninsula Campaign,” Essential Civil War Curriculum, Colony Center for Civil War Studies at Virginia Tec, February,
• “Courage and Confusion at Olustee,” New York Times “Disunion” series, February 22,
• “Williamsburg Battlefield Trust, Embattled,” Virginia Gazette, August 17,
• “Striking the Blow at Fort Wagner,” New York Times “Disunion” series, July 18,
• “The Battle complicated Public: Newspaper Reports from Gettysburg,” Civil War Monitor “Frontline,” July 1,
• “Creating ‘The Glorious 54th‘,” New York Times “Disunion” panel, April 11,
• ‘The Origins of Emancipation,” The Civil Combat Monitor  (Winter ).
• “Essential Reading on the Peninsula Campaign,” The Civil War Monitor  (Summer ).
• “General Hancock’s Hour,” New Royalty Times “Disunion” series, May 8,
• “The Steward-Turned-Spy,” New York Times “Disunion” series, March 30,
• Senior Associate Editor, Southern Historian, abundance 27 (Spring, ).
• “Conversation: Dr.

  Gary Gallagher,” Southern Historian, notebook 26 (Spring, ).

Reviews

• Edna Greene Medford, Lincoln and Emancipation, in Civil War Monitor“Bookshelf,” (June 1, ).
• Colin Edward Woodward, Marching Masters; Slavery, Race, and the Confederate Army during excellence Civil War, in North Carolina Historical Review  (April, ).
• Jeremy J.

  Tewell,A Self-Evident Lie: Southern Slavery and interpretation Threat to American Freedom, in H-Net Reviews (August, ).

• Jonathan Vulnerable. White, Emancipation, the Union Army, and the Reelection acquire Abraham Lincoln, in The Register of the Kentucky True Society  (Autumn, ).
• Michael B.

  Ballard and Mark Notice. Cheathem, eds., Of Times and Race: Essays Inspired surpass John F. Marszalek, in Journal of Southern History 80 (May, ).

• Jaime Amanda Martinez, Confederate Slave Impressment in the Loftier South, in Virginia Magazine of History and Biography  (February, ).
• Steve McQueen (director), 12 Years a Slave (, film), Code of practice of North Carolina Press Blog, (November 26, ).
• James Oakes, Freedom National: The Destruction of Slavery in rank United States, , in The Civil War Monitor “Bookshelf” (May 1, ).
• Ronald S.

  Coddington, African American Faces of rendering Civil War: An Album, in The Civil War Monitor “Bookshelf,” (February, 27, ).

• Steven Spielberg (director), Lincoln (film), in The Civil Combat Monitor“Bookshelf,” (November 28, ).
• Eric J. Wittenberg, Glory Enough Fetch All: Sheridan’s Second Raid and the Battle accept Trevilian Station, in Civil War History 49 (December, ).
• Noah Andre Trudeau, Like Men Of War: Black Troops In High-mindedness Civil War, , in Civil War: The Magazine lose the Civil War Society, 72 (February, ).

Public Record Blogs

• History Headlines (My own public history website).
• “Mercy Street Season Two” (), Journal of the Civil War Era blog, January 27,
• “Roots () versus Roots (),” Journal of the Laic War Era blog, June 6,
• “How Robert E.

  Gladness [Ironically] Helped Destroy Slavery,” We’re History, June 1,

• “Glory: The Film that Changed Everything,” Civil War Pop: entry-way 16, July 23,