Kenneth
W. Noe
Alumni
Professor and Draughon Professor of Southern
History, Dept. of History, 310 Thach
Hall, Auburn University, AL 36849
Spring
2015: 10-10:50 MWF, and by appointment
Office: 314 Thach Hall Telephone: (334) 844-6626, E-mail: noekenn@auburn.edu |
My Courses:
HIST 1027: Honors World
History II
HIST 2010: U. S.
History to 1877
HIST
2017: Honors U. S. History
HIST
3090: Appalachia
HIST 3800: The Historian's Craft
HIST 3970: The Civil War in American Memory
HIST
4930: Senior Thesis
HIST 5040: Civil War and Reconstruction
HIST 6040: Civil War and Reconstruction (grad)
HIST
7150: Reading Seminar in Civil War History
HIST 7970: Graduate Research Seminar
HIST
8710: Introduction to the Teaching of History
Course Related Links:
Civil War Photographs
(Library of Congress)
Constitutions (Confederate)
and (United States)
Edwards'
"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
Emancipation Proclamation
Garrison
Editorial
Jefferson's First Inaugural
Speech
Jensen's Guide to the Civil
War on the WWW
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Lee's
Farewell Speech
Lincoln's House
Divided Speech
Lincoln's First
Inaugural Speech
Lincoln's Second
Inaugural Speech
State
Secession Declarations
Stephens's
Cornerstone Speech
U. S.
Army Corps Badges
Vallandigham Speech
Valley of the Shadow
Winthrop's "Model of Christian Charity"
Professional Organizations:
AAUP, Auburn Chapter
Alabama Association of Historians
Alabama Historical
Association
Appalachian
Studies Association
Auburn Civil War Society
Organization of
American Historians
OAH Lectureship Program
Society
for Military History
Society of Civil War Historians
Southern Historical
Association
Personal Links (the usual disclaimers absolving
Auburn apply):
Alvin and the Chipmunks, "Don't Fear the
Reaper"
Amnesty International USA
Auburn
University Department of History
Auburn
Christian Faculty Forum
Baptists and the American Civil War
Battle
of Perryville
Battle of Perryville
Virtual Tour
"Black Confederates"
and Perryville: A Disclaimer
Civil War Memory
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System
Civil War Talk Radio: Reluctant Rebels episode
Comics
Curmudgeon
The
Confederate Soldier's Prayer
The Gettysburg Power Point
George Tyler Moore
Center for the Study of the Civil War
Google
David Gushee, "5 Reasons Why Torture is Always Wrong," Christianity
Today
History News Network
H-Net
Los
Angeles Dodgers:
LA Times, True Blue LA
Nancy
Noe's Web Page
Rantings of a Civil War Historian
Virginia
Center for Civil War Studies
The 2004/07/08/10 ACC Football Champion Virginia Tech
Hokies: TechSideLine.com
Online Articles
and Videos:
“Alabama’s
Civil War Revisited,” video, Alabama Department of Archives and History, (1/16/14)
"Appalachia's Civil War Genesis"
West
Virginia History 50 (1991)
"Civil War Military History at the
Sesquicentennial" SMH Panel Address (2009)
"'Damned
North Carolinians': The Lane-Mahone Feud" Journal of Military History 72 (2008)*
"'The
Conservative': Illinois Copperheads Illinois Historical Journal 84 (1991)
Interview
with Nathan Buman, Civil War Book Review
Interview
with Michael Noirot, This Mighty Scourge
"Jigsaw
Puzzles, Mosaics, and Civil War Battle Narrative" Civil War History 53 (2007)*
New York Times “Disunion”: “Gardnier’s Store,” “Rebel Whimper,” “Drought” (2012)
"Remembering
Perryville: History and Memory at a Battlefield" PCA/ACA Paper (2002)
"'Somebody
Blundered': Woodcock, Bierce and Pickett's Mill " Ambrose Bierce Project Journal 3 (2007)
“Still
Fighting the Civil War?” UNC Press Civil War 150 (2011)
“The
War in Appalachia,” Chicago Civil War Round Table (2014)
“What
Matter of Men?” ‘Bell Wiley’ SHA Panel Address (2009)
"Who
Were the Bushwhackers?" Civil War History 49 (2003)
" With Force and Spirit: 173rd
Field Artillery"
(2010)
“The
Yellowhammer War, “ podcast (2014)
Perryville: This Grand Havoc of Battle
Politics
and Culture of the Civil War Era
Last modified 1/26/15
Backgrounds courtesy Civil War Clip Art Gallery and http://david.fm/
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