A group of 4th New Hampshire veterans at a reunion at the Weirs on Lake Winnipesaukee |
Meanwhile, I'll post when I can about a range of subjects. Recent posts about World War I have gained wide readership, including one on the list below -- What was Thomas Hardy like? -- based on the observations of two major figures from World War I.
In the past I periodically posted the 25 most popular posts on this blog on the basis of pageviews. This list is slightly different. There are now more than 300 posts, and the pageview count is approaching 80,000. So here are all the posts -- 40 of them -- with more than 300 pageviews. The No. 1 post has had 1,357 pageviews, and the numbers scale down from there.
Thanks so much for your continued readership,
9. Farewell,
my teacher (7)
12. Exeter’s
Civil War general (8)
13. A
Gettysburg journal (part 3) (10)
14. A Gettysburg photo album (16)
16. Unpacking
the new ‘Gettysburg’ (11)
19. The Civil War created a boom for Yankee’s circus (21)
20 (tie). ‘The reputation of a regiment if always made bythe worst men in it’ (22t)
20 (tie). ‘The reputation of a regiment if always made bythe worst men in it’ (22t)
20 (tie). Gallery: Old soldiers (2), a New England brigade
(18)
26. A nasty scrap with Cross’s brother (new to list)
27. Standing proudly before a fate unknown (21t)
28. A mother’s dying wish, a son’s destiny (new to list)
29. Together again: They rode with Cross at Gettysburg (25t)
29. Together again: They rode with Cross at Gettysburg (25t)
30. How Napoleon B. Perkins lost his leg (new to list)
31. Elias Nason’s diary (1861): The war changed everything but life went on (new to list)
33. Gallery: Faces of the Fighting Fifth, two (new to list)
34. A gift from the heart (24)
37. Carleton at Gettysburg: ‘It would be a pleasure to linger here a while’ (new to list)
38. The monument is wholly like any other on the ground (new
to list)
39. Richard Ager, storyteller (new to list)
40. A souvenir from Harpers Ferry (new to list)
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