"Jine the Calvary!" March 26-28, 2010 Civil War Seminar
The 14th Annual Liberty University
Civil War Seminar
"Jine the Cavalry1"
March 26 - 28, 2010
The US and CSA Cavalry in the Civil WarSeminar Details:
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March 26 @6:30 PM–9:30 PM March 27 @8:30 AM–4:30 PM March 28 @9:00 AM–10:00 AM |
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Location:
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March 26–Kickoff Banquet at Fellowship Hall at the Thomas Road Baptist Church, Lynchburg, VA March 27–Speaker Presentations and Artifact Displays at The Arthur S. DeMoss Learning Center on the Campus of Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA March 28–Period Worship Service at The R.C. Whorley Prayer Chapel on the Campus of Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA |
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Contact Info:
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434-592-4366 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Speakers:
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Dr. James I. Robertson |
Key Note Address |
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Kent Masterson Brown |
John Hunt Morgan |
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Scott Patchan |
Phillip Sheridan: The Man Behind the Myth |
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Dr. Brian Wills |
Nathan Bedford Forrest |
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Eric J. Wittenberg |
Custer and the CalvaryActions at Gettysburg |
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Jeffrey Wert |
JEB Stuart
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Horace Mewborn
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John Mosby
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Clark Hall |
The Battle of Brandy Station |
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Dr. Brenda Ayres |
Flora: Mrs. J.E.B. Stuart
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Robert Driver
Steven Alexander |
The 2nd VA Cavalry in the Last Year of the Civil War George Custer During theLatter Part of the Civil War |
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Bill Frue
Delanie Stephenson |
Stuart, the Legacy of the Bold Cavalier Libbie Custer: In the Shadow of Her Husband |
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Rev. Alan Farley |
Period Church Service(Sunday, March 28, 2009) |
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Admission:
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Everyone is encouraged to secure reservations for this seminar by Monday, March 1. Admission to the seminar prior to March 24 is $60 (which includes all of the seminar sessions, the Friday night banquet, and Saturday's luncheon). After March 24 the admission price is $65. Admission for Friday only is $35 which includes the kick-off banquet. Admission for Saturday only is $40 which includes breakfast and lunch. |
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In addition to the speakerspresentations, there will be a silent auction on Friday, March 26, 2009 to benefit the National Civil War Chaplains Museum. There will also be displays and vendors on Saturday March 27, 2009. Speakers will hold book signings. Breakfast and lunch on Saturday are also provided.
There will also be special tours of Historic Sandusky on Friday afternoon, March 26, and 0n Sunday afternoon, March 28. Those who are interested in touring Lynchburg’s
premier Civil War site should call(434) 832-0162 or visit http://www.historicsandusky.org. BATTLES AND LEADERS SERIES OF SEMINARS (2011-2015) 2011—THE BATTLES AND LEADERS OF 1861 2012—THE BATTLES OF LEADERS OF 1862 2013—THE BATTLES AND LEADERS OF 1863 2014—THE BATTLES AND LEADERS OF 1864, THE BATTLE OF LYNCHBURG 2015—BEYOND APPOMATTOX: THE END OF THE WAR IN THE OTHER THEATRES |
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