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We Prove Ourselves Men!
The Louisiana Native Guards and the Black Military Experience in the Gulf
108th ASALH
Kill Them All
The Origins of Black Military Resistance in the Gulf
International Colloquium: France and Louisiana, A Special Connection?
The French Connection
How France and Louisiana Made the Amerian Civil War a Transnational War
89th Society for Military History Conference
Flight Into History
The XI Corps at Chancellorsville
30th Annual Symposium for the 19th Century Press
Hasten All, Your Blood Only is Demanded
How the African American Press of Louisiana Connected the Federal Government to the People
30th Annual Symposium for the 19th Century Press
Die Deutsche Sicht
How Germans Viewed Themselves Through the Press during the American Civil War
107th ASALH
Dr. Louis Charles Roudanez
How Black Medicine Can Help as much as it Heals
Slavery During The Civil War
Virgina Tech
A Test of Courage
The African American Experience in the Louisiana
Native Guards
27th James A. Barnes
Temple University
"We Prove Ourselves Men!"
The Louisiana Native Guards in the Union Army
George Washington University
Immigrant Discrimination in the Civil War Army
The XI Corps at Chancellorsville
Society for History of Discoveries
Self-Creation
The Creation of the Free African American Class of New Orleans prior to the American Civil War, 1790- 1860
26th James A. Barnes Conference
Temple University
Duality of the Irishman
‘Dis’Loyalty of Irish Immigrants in New Orleans during the Civil War
Foriegn Fighters AND Multinational Armies
From Civil Conflicts to Coalition War, 1848-1999
Sciences Po
Why They Fought
The Initial Motivations of German American Immigrants in the American Civil War
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