AMERICAN CIVIL WAR & UK HISTORY

Two of the major Union figures in the American Civil War were George B. McClellan and Ulysses S. Grant.

Hello everyone, Daz here the, Founder of American Civil War & UK History. I've decided to launch a podcast and blog page.

My interest in the Civil War goes deep and far into the past. In high school, history and geography were my best subjects, and I wrote paper

With the signing of the peace treaty at the Palace of Versailles, on the outskirts of Paris, on the 28th June 1919 the Great War, the war to

For those curious about the original photo of my “Happy Saturday” posts, it is a picture of my favorite coffee from my time spent at the Pet

In this podcast, Daz was joined by author John Maxwell to discuss Liverpool and its involvement in the American Civil War.

The harbour arm in my hometown of Folkestone kent played a huge role during WW1.

On this episode of Unfiltered Conversations, we were joined by the renowned publisher Ted Savas.

In this podcast, Daz was joined by author and historian Professor James Sharpe to discuss the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.

Remember, remember the fifth of November.

In the podcast, Daz was joined by author and historian Caroline Davies to discuss the Battle of Stones River,

Saturdays are a sigh of relief after a long week. They are for family and friends. For me,

American Civil War & UK History's First Ever podcast Daz was joined by the co-founder of Emerging Civil War, Chris Mackowski.

As you will probably know by now, the#themonumentalproject team will leave no stone unturned in our relentless search to identify veterans.

When I was a child, my grandfather, a World War II and Korean War veteran, introduced me to history books.

The Unfiltered Historian Tyler McGraw and Daz were truly honored to welcome D. Scott Hartwig to an episode of Unfiltered Author Talks....

Tyler McGraw is the founder and host of The Unfiltered Historian Podcast,

Our @followers have a great opportunity to acquire an award winning cold cast sculpture.

Joseph Albert Nash, at 5 feet, 3 ½ inches tall, was much smaller in stature in comparison.

By the time the road led me to Shakespeare’s grave.