Gary Gallagher on the Coy Barefoot Program | April 10, 2016 | S1E11
Should monuments to the U.S. Confederacy be destroyed or removed to museums? It’s a question cities and towns across the South are now faced with. Two City Councilors in Charlottesville, Virginia have called for the removal of a statue to Robert E. Lee from a downtown park. Award-winning journalist Coy Barefoot explores the debate with preeminent Civil War Historian Gary Gallagher of the University of Virginia. The Coy Barefoot Program is a project of the Center for Media and Citizenship at the University of Virginia. It is broadcast every Sunday morning at 10a on ABC16 in Charlottesville, Virginia, and is rebroadcast each Thursday evening at 9p on WVPT-PBS.
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Gary Gallagher--The Enduring Civil War
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David McCullough: The Storm Before the Constitution
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Why the Confederacy Lost: The Experiences of Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia
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Marshall & His Generals
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But There Was No Peace: The Aftermath of the Civil War
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Abraham Lincoln's Invention of Presidential War Powers
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U.S. Grant on West Point’s Confederates
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"Scapegoat in Victory: James Longstreet and the Memory of Second Bull Run" with Dr. Gary Gallagher
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Gary Gallagher: "The Enduring Civil War"
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Chauncey Lecture: The “Other” Valley Campaign
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American Forum: The Worst First Year of a Presidency
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Iconic Works
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2016 Cross Lecture: Gary W. Gallgher
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Lincoln and Davis: War Presidents
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Gary Gallagher on A House Divided
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The Room Where the Civil War Ended
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Robert E. Lee and the Question of Loyalty
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The Spring of 1864 A Season of Hope in the United States and the Confederacy by Gary Gallagher
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Historians Off The Clock: Gary Gallagher is Here!
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