Skip to content
  • Home
  • 297
    • Papers
    • Powerpoints
    • Map
    • Timeline
    • Gallery
  • 298
    • Papers
    • Powerpoints
    • Map
    • Timeline
    • Gallery
    • After UMW
  • Personal
    • Class Links
    • Artwork
    • Travel
  • Search
History 298
 
  • Home
  • 297
    • Papers
    • Powerpoints
    • Map
    • Timeline
    • Gallery
  • 298
    • Papers
    • Powerpoints
    • Map
    • Timeline
    • Gallery
    • After UMW
  • Personal
    • Class Links
    • Artwork
    • Travel
  • Search
History 298
Home Papers

Papers

Secondary Source Analysis

Shiflett-Citino-rewrite-2

Book Review

Shiflett-book-review-Hello-rewrite

Literature Review

Shiflett-Lit-Review-Garfield-Rewrite

Sgt. Maj. Meekins, 36th USCI

Meekins belonged to the 36th U.S. Colored Infantry, posted as guards at Point Lookout Prison.

John Brown’s Body

http://hist297298.maddiekateshiflett.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/John-Browns-Body-1.mp3

The 36th U.S. Colored Infantry sang this song as they walked out of Point Lookout to go to the front in 1864.

Intro- Civil War Prisons

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpRZ7OkrbNU

Words from a POW

“To those who have never suffered in this respect it is almost impossible to describe the sensation…large, stout men lay in their tents at night and cry like little babies.”

Sgt. James T. Wells, 2nd SC Inf.

Point Lookout Prisoner

  • Home|
  • 297|
  • 298|
  • Personal|
Back to Top
Civil War Daily
©2019 History 298
Powered by Fluida & WordPress.
css.php