Adam Hendel also has a new Civil War blog, The American Civil War, which so far consists of some interesting scholarly articles. Have a look. Welcome to the blogosphere, Adam. I’ve added a link to your blog.
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“Scholarly”? I don’t know…that McClellan bit cited Wikpedia a few too many times for me.
Look at his “March to the Sea” piece, and then see
http://www.decades.com/Timeline/n/103.htm#
What’s interesting is he’s copyrited *his* work.
Wonder how long it would take me to find the rest of Adam’s work.
Dave
My bad – to a degree. I just saw the note that he’d used the decades.com Web site.
That still doesn’t change the fact that Adam is copyrighting (spelled correctly this time) someone else’s work.
Dave
I notice everything is Adam-copyrighted on the blog – including Mort Kunstler prints and photographs readily available from the LOC. Most bothersome to me are the Wikpedia cites.
I agree with some other comments here — footnotes doesnt make it “scholarly.” I think he’s young, and earnest. He’ll stop citing Wikipedia after commenters give him some grief. I think I’ll go on reply to the Buford entry, telling him to change the Jeb Stewart references to Stuart before some SCV guys catch wind of it.
David