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the story behind the picture our banner is from an oil painting by keith rocco entitled 'reverse the trenches'. it was commissioned by the acwrt(uk) and unveiled at its 50th anniversary seminar, may 2003. it shows the confederate assault on union earthworks during the battle of cedar creek, 19 october 1864. the painting depicts the portion of the earthworks occupied by the 2nd brigade of the 2nd division, emory's xix corps, commanded by colonel edward leslie molineux, an englishman by birth. click anywhere in this panel to hide it again. tweet -- events events news & events news events crossfire magazine preservation book reviews articles battles & campaigns profiles uk heritage galleries battle gallery misc. gallery preservation gallery profile gallery join us links contact us american civil war basics welcome to the american civil war round table (uk) site to help you navigate around the site, all articles fall under one of 4 headings: battles & campaigns , preservation , profiles and uk heritage . we can now highlight articles on our front page, where we will give priority to forthcoming meetings, events and special announcements. - webmaster our invitation to you our round table comprises people from all walks of life who are interested in any or all aspects of the war, but who also care enough to contribute to the growing number of initiatives to preserve this heritage for future generations. if after browsing our site you would like to join us wed be very happy to enrol you, whatever colour you prefer! quotation "i confess, without shame, that i am sick and tired of fighting its glory is all moonshine; even success the most brilliant is over dead and mangled bodies, with the anguish and lamentations of distant families, appealing to me for sons, husbands, and fathers ... it is only those who have never heard a shot, never heard the shriek and groans of the wounded and lacerated ... that cry aloud for more blood, more vengeance, more desolation." (william tecumseh sherman) the website if you find something that needs changing, like a web link that is no longer active, please tell us . you are using an obsolete browser. some of the features in this website might not work properly. we recommend the latest versions of any of the following modern browsers for viewing our pages: welcome to the website of the american civil war round table (uk) were a growing group of mostly british-based members, who get together and share information about all aspects of one of the greatest conflicts of the 19th century. you will also find here articles taken from our thrice yearly magazine crossfire, that is free to members. if after browsing our site you would like to join us wed be very happy to enrol you, whatever colour you prefer! our round table comprises people from all walks of life who are interested in any or all aspects of the war, but who also care enough to contribute to the growing number of initiatives to preserve this heritage for future generations. we meet frequently, mostly in london, to hear a wide variety of presentations on the war. our speakers have included such published historians as ed bearss, amanda foreman and gary gallagher. why all this interest in american events of the past with so much history of our own? surprisingly, we are the first in the line of civil war round tables set up in the 1950s - almost exclusively in the united states. we have maintained a natural affinity with events of the civil war. with many of its participants hailing from these islands it is perhaps not surprising that british viewpoints have been brought to bear on this all-american affair. forthcoming events meeting dates 2018 20th january - damian shiels 13-15 april annual conference 23rd june - cathy wright - museum of the americas 21st july - bryan holden reid - the leadership of robert e lee 22nd september - eric lindblade 17th november (agm) - members meetings - vignettes from richard buxton, roger blake 9th december - xmas lunch - union jack club - contact jim carroll 21/7/2018 - the leadership of robert e lee we are pleased to announce details of our next meeting. it will be at the civil service club and will start at 1:30 we are pleased to welcome professor bryan holden-reid who will be talking about the leadership of robert e lee preservation news adopt-a-cannon our current $500 preservation pledge is for ongoing maintenance for the cannons at charleston see full article crossfire magazine two germans on the alabama by maurice rigby maurice again comes up trumps with some excellent research on the two germans that served on the css alabama. carl ferdinand wilhem maximilian mulnier was born in labiau, east prussia, on september 21 1838, the son of fritz and emma mulnier ne hardenach. the mulnier family name originates from france, and can be traced back as far as the 18th century. being huguenots, they were of course persecuted by the then king of france, louis xiv, who on october 22 1685 issued a decree revoking the edict of nantes and forcing many protestants to renounce their faith. protestants who found themselves deprived of all their rights and privileges, had caused hundreds of thousands of huguenots to leave france and escape to other parts of the world, such as germany, holland, england, and south africa. with very little information known on his naval period, his briefly documented maritime career began at the age of twenty, when he was part of a fifteen-man crew on the 326 ton bark 'bertha', of bremen, captain klamp commanding. he was mustered out on march 24 1858, having signed aboard as the ship's sailmaker on a passage from bremen to the east indies via cardiff. not long after he returned home from the voyage, on november 2 1860 he became a citizen of the "free city" of bremen, before shipping out again in may 1861 on board the 117 ton bremen barque 'sirene', captain arfmann, for honolulu, via liverpool. in quite a few of the published sources to date on the cruise of the 'alabama', it had been written that before joining her crew mulnier, and johann schrader, had been shipwrecked while on a tour of the world during their furlough from the prussian navy, even though no such evidence of any naval service has been found at the time of writing. in fact both men had shipped out as officers in april 1863, aboard the bremen brig 'elise', 264 tons, captain arfmann commanding, carrying a cargo of patent fuel via the cape. late into the evening of friday, august 7, she got into distress on her approach into the cape, as a result of one of the strong gales so common in this region, and left the captain of the 'elise' with no other option but to fire her signal guns for assistance. two or three table bay anchor boatmen cruising the bay, were immediately dispatched to her aid as she started to break up on a reef off mouill point, table bay. fortunately, all the nine members of the crew, and her captain, were saved. i think i would be failing in my duty if i didn't mention in a brief paragraph, one such incident concerning these cape boatmen, and whose only reward was in saving life, and property, while putting their own lives at great risk. in july 1865 these heroic cape boatmen who risked life and limb to save all distressed seamen of these shores would lose six of their best men in one of the most violent storms ever to hit table bay. it was caused when their anchor-boat 'stag', the largest in the bay, was offering aid and assistance to prevent a large number of shipping in the bay from being wrecked on the rocks. she became so heavily swamped with water that she soon sank with just two of the seamen from their eight manned crew being the only survivors. even the anchor-boat 'providence' was eventually left to the ravages of the sea after her mast was snapped off during the rescue of the crew from a hamburg schooner. offers of five hundred and then a thousand pounds, to run anchors to a number of the ships to save them went unaided

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