The Grand Army Of The Republic

November 2024

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APRIL 6, 1866–AUGUST 2, 1956

“Let us cross the river and
rest under the shade of the trees.”

—Stonewall Jackson

Stories published from "October 1956"

Authored by: The Editors

APRIL 6, 1866–AUGUST 2, 1956

Ably led by Brigham Young, the Mormons made an orderly march to Utah and created ‘Zion” with smooth efficiency

Authored by: Clement Eaton

He never did win election to the presidency, but his life as a farmer was happy and he had a great many firm friends

Authored by: Bruce Catton

AN EXCERPT FROM A NEW BOOK WHICH TELLS HOW THE CIVIL WAR CAME TO ITS TERRIBLE, HAUNTING CONCLUSION

Forget the stereotypes. The red man was of many tribes, with variations much broader than tradition supposes.

John Roebling lost his life and his son lost his health, but after sixteen years the incredible Brooklyn Bridge was finished

Authored by: Fred J. Cook

Dashing fighter, daring scout, this romantic trooper played a large part in Washington’s triumph at Yorktown

Authored by: G. Van Deurs

Rickety flight deck, primitive plane —

Cyrus McCormick fought hard to win the “harvester war”—and brought the machine age to America’s farms

Skillful money-juggling by America’s first financier aided the new nation but led Morris himself to utter ruin