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Tag Archives: Bradley Gottfried
Interview with Theodore P. Savas of Savas Beatie, LLC
As many of you are aware, I am a fan of Savas Beatie, LLC. Savas Beatie publishes quality historical narratives, biographies and other non-fiction titles. Based in Northern California, Savas Beatie Publishing was formed in 2004 when Theodore P. Savas … Continue reading
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Tagged Bradley Gottfried, Darrell Collins, David Powell, Ed Bearss, Edward Cunningham, Edward Posey, Eric Wittenberg, Gary Moore, Hans Goebeler, J David Petruzzi, James Hessler, Jerome Greene, John Coski, Lance Herdegen, Larry Tagg, Michael Martin, Michael Nugent, Mollie Gross, Nick Popaditch, Richard Brady Williams, Russell H. Beatie, Sarah Keeney, Savas Beatie, Savas Beatie Publishing, Steven Stanley, Ted Savas, Terrence Winschel, Theodore Savas, Timothy B. Smith
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Interview with Dr. Bradley Gottfried, Author of The Maps of First Bull Run
I recently read Dr. Bradley Gottfried’s newest book, “The Maps of First Bull Run: An Atlas of the First Bull Run (Manassas) Campaign, including the Battle of Ball’s Bluff, June-October 1861.” This is the second in the series of Gottfried’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Army of Northern Virginia, Army of the Potomac, Battle of Gettysburg, Book Reviews, Bradley Gottfried, Civil War, Civil War Battlefields, First Bull Run, First Manassas, Manassas, Savas Beatie, Ted Savas, The Maps of First Bull Run, The Maps of Gettysburg, Theodore Savas
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