Vol. 11, Issue 4, 2023January 05, 2024 EDT
Unprecedented To Win A War: The Civil War Presidential Powers of Abraham Lincoln Versus Jefferson Davis
Unprecedented To Win A War: The Civil War Presidential Powers of Abraham Lincoln Versus Jefferson Davis
Abraham LincolnEmancipation Proclamationhabeas corpusconscriptionJefferson Daviswartime presidentJohn Merrymanmartial lawmilitary detainment and trialspresidential powers
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 4, 2023
Vol. 11, Issue 4, 2023
- Welcome Letter Vol. 11 No. 4GIlda Bour
- The Battle of Marathon: Constructing and Understanding Persian DefeatMary Jo Davies
- Early Medieval Art of the British Isles: Celtic or Anglo-Saxon?Kathleen Guler
- Historical Spacesuit Development Strategies in Response to National ObjectivesScott E. Van Hoy
- Interpreting the Role of Insurgency Inside of the Yugoslavian WarsValbona Karanxha Ed.D.
- Book Review: Richard W. Harrison’s The Soviet Army’s High Commands in War and Peace, 1941-1992Christopher Booth
- Unprecedented To Win A War: The Civil War Presidential Powers of Abraham Lincoln Versus Jefferson DavisGilda Bour
- Musuem Review of The Laurel and Hardy MuseumAisha Manus
- Museum Review of the Arlington Historical House and Gardens, Birmingham, AlabamaJ.M. Lewis
Bour, Gilda. 2024. “Unprecedented To Win A War: The Civil War Presidential Powers of Abraham Lincoln Versus Jefferson Davis.” The Saber and Scroll Journal 11 (4).