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Civil War Journal
Season 1 • Episode 10 • Banners of Glory
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Civil War Journal Season 1, Episode 10: Banners of Glory
An account of how the Union and Confederate flags were not only symbols of pride and nationhood, but also served other important functions during the Civil War. Watch Civil War Journal Season 1, Episode 10 Banners of Glory in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Civil War Journal Season 1, Episode 10 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Episodes
13 episodes
John Brown's War
Civil War Journal covers the life and exploits of John Brown. With his revolutionary ideas and actions, he will be one of the catalysts that would lead to the civil war.
46 min
Stonewall Jackson
Confederate Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson leads troops at Fredericksburg, both battles at Bull Run, and Chancellorsville.
46 min
Destiny at Ft. Sumter
When President Abraham Lincoln tries to resupply Union soldiers at Fort Sumter in Charleston's harbor, the Confederate response leads to the opening of the Civil War.
46 min
McClellan's Way
The rise and fall of Union Gen. George McClellan, and how his repeated clashes with Abraham Lincoln doomed his leadership of the Union Army.
60 min
The 54th Massachusetts
America's first black regiment, the 54th Massachusetts, fights at Fort Wagner.
46 min
The Gray Ghost: John Singleton Mosby
Dangerous, discreet, and enterprising, Confederate scout and guerrilla raider John Singleton Mosby’s operations embarrassed generals and wreaked havoc through the end of the war.
60 min
Alexander Gardner: War Photographer
The story of the photographer whose pictures captured bloody battlefield scenes and who actually drew more notice in his time than the legendary Mathew Brady.
60 min
The Battle of 1st Bull Run
Fought in July 1861, the first major battle of the Civil War introduces both sides to the horrors of war.
46 min
Pickett's Charge
Pickett charges Union forces at Gettysburg.
60 min
Banners of Glory
An account of how the Union and Confederate flags were not only symbols of pride and nationhood, but also served other important functions during the Civil War.
60 min
West Point Classmates
Prior to the Civil War, many opposing leaders -- including Gens. Grant an Lee -- were West Point classmates.
60 min
The USS Monitor vs. the CSS Virginia
In March 1862, the North's USS Monitor and the South's CSS Virginia clashed in an inclusive battle. But the ironclads changed naval warfare forever.
60 min
Days of Darkness: Gettysburg Civilians
The battle at Gettysburg affects the townspeople.
60 min