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and naval engagements as they happened

Our Heroes and Our Flag 1896 assembles a generation's commanders beneath the stars and stripes

Capture of Fort Fisher 1865 renders the Union's amphibious assault on the Confederacy's last open Atlantic stronghold

The portrait of Lincoln's indispensable man — the New Yorker who once expected the presidency for himself and instead negotiated the Union's diplomacy through war

Issued in the year of the World's Columbian Exposition

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