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    RETURN FIRE

    Aug 15, 2023 3 minutes

    CIVIL WAR ACCESSORY

    I really enjoyed “Rambling” in the Spring 2023 issue discussing Chris Utley and his handkerchiefs. Those Civil War handkerchiefs all have a story to tell. All reenactors should add this finishing touch of authenticity to their uniforms. That’s what makes Civil War history so fascinating. And as for “Old Jack,” I also admire him for his devout Christian beliefs.

    Doug Carr, St. Simons Island, Ga.

    JOHN ROGERS, SCULPTOR

    I enjoyed Gary (Wesleyan University Press 1967). There are a number of small museums around the country displaying Rogers’ artwork. The largest single collection is at Harold Warp’s Pioneer Village in Minden, Neb., with at least 100 pieces.

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