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Corrections

By Tom | Published: May 6, 2013
Sev­eral read­ers have answered my request for cor­rec­tions to my edit­ing of Carman’s man­u­script. I have pre­pared a doc­u­ment titled Errata Vol. I, which is posted below. I will con­tinue to add cor­rec­tions as they appear, and my thanks to all who sought to improve/correct this book. The point is to make these vol­umes as [...]
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Nice compliment

By Tom | Published: December 5, 2012
I was thrilled today when I read in the lat­est Civil War Mon­i­tor that Vol. II of the Car­man man­u­script was given Hon­or­able men­tion by Dr. Ethan Rafuse, US Army Com­mand & Gen­eral Staff Col­lege Pro­fes­sor, in the Best Books of 2012 col­umn. Very thrilled about this.
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Critical praise for Vol. II

By Tom | Published: October 23, 2012
Dim­itri Rotov, whose Civil War Book­shelf reviews are frank and objec­tive, had these nice things to say about Vol. II: Tom Clemens’ sec­ond vol­ume of anno­tated Ezra Car­man is out, The Mary­land Cam­paign of 1862, and it weighs in at 668 pages, for a total of 1189 pages includ­ing Vol­ume 1. The first vol­ume cov­ered the [...]
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Pamplin Park Seminar

By Tom | Published: October 22, 2012
I had a won­der­ful week­end at the Pam­plin His­tor­i­cal Park Fall Sem­i­nar in Peters­burg VA. Great speak­ers, great scenery, great food. Enjoyed meet­ing and talk­ing with George Rable, Peter Cozzens and Earl Hess, and of course see­ing Jim McPher­son again. I spoke about Car­man and the mary­land Cam­paign, and they sold out of Vol. II [...]
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Volume TWO is available!

By Tom | Published: September 21, 2012
Mary­land Cam­paign Vol 2 Vol­ume Two of Ezra Carman’s man­u­script has finally arrived! Find it on Ama­zon, Barnes & Noble or the WMIA Museum Store at Anti­etam. By far the most com­plete work avail­able on the bat­tle, and includes pho­tos from the era Car­man was work­ing, and also his maps to illus­trate the bat­tle action.
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