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Welcome to the website of Civil War historian Michael C. Hardy. For more than 30 years, Michael has been interested in mid-19th century American history. This fascination has led him to research and write twenty books and numerous articles. His many awards include being named North Carolina Historian of the Year in 2010 and receiving the 2012 Alice Parker Award for Outstanding Literature and Arts from the University of Alabama. Please feel free to explore the web page, where you can find information about appearances, a contact form, and information on how to order some of his award-winning books. Make sure you check out Michael's blog, Looking for North Carolina's Civil War.
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New
to the Michael C. Hardy Collection.... |
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The Capitals of the Confederacy
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Montgomery, Richmond, Danville, Greensboro, and Charlotte each served as a Confederate capital. Check out the way that all of these cities contributed to the history of the Confederacy.
Get your signed copy today for only:
$18.00
plus shipping |
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©2008 Michael C.
Hardy
©2008 Barry Houck
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