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February 2006, Old
Alleghany: The Life and Wars of General Ed Johnson
has been selected as the 2005
winner
of the Douglas Southall Freeman History Award. "The
Douglas Southall Freeman History Award recognizes the author who writes
the best
work in Southern history published within the last year. The award shall
be made
for the best published book of high merit in the field of Southern
history beginning
with the colonial period to the present time."
This
prestigious
award is in its twenty-first year and is presented by the Military
Order of the Stars and Bars. Previous winners include: -
The 1997
winner was Stonewall Jackson: The Man, The Soldier, The Legend by
James
I. Robertson, Jr.. - The late Virginius Dabney (Pulitizer prize
winner) won
it in 1985 for his The Last Review. - Bob Krick won in 1991
for his
Stonewall Jackson at Cedar Mountain. - Gary W. Gallagher won
in 1990
for his editing of Fighting for the Confederacy: The Personal
Recollections
of General Edward Porter Alexander. Upcoming
Appearances
May 25, 2010, GC is the guest speaker before the Kansas City Civil War Roundtable. He will be speaking on his award-winning book, Old Alleghany.
May 26, 2010, GC continues his mid-west book tour by speaking to the St. Louis Civil War Roundtable, again speaking on Old Alleghany.
July 14, 2010, GC is the guest speaker before the Central Ohio Civil War Roundtable in Columbus. His topic will be Old Alleghany.
Recent
Past Appearances
15
May 2006, Gregg Clemmer spoke to The Central Delaware Civil War
Roundtable
on his book Old Alleghany: The Life and Wars of General Ed Johnson,
at
the Modern Maturity Center, 1121 Forest Avenue.
23
June 2006, GC spoke at Bud Robertson's Campaigning
with Lee
seminar in Staunton, at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel.
1-2
July 2006, GC signed books at the Artists' and Authors' Tent
at the
143rd Anniversary Re-enactment of the Battle of Gettysburg.
10
April 2006, author Gregg Clemmer addressed the Rappahannock
Valley
Civil War Roundtable on his new biography, Old Alleghany: The Life
and Wars
of General Ed Johnson.
2
March 2006, GC spoke to JEB Stuart Camp 1343, SCV, Midlothian,
Virginia,
on his book, Old Alleghany: The Life and Wars of General Ed Johnson.
21
February 2006, GC spoke to the Staunton (VA) Rotary Club on his
book, Old
Alleghany: The Life and Wars of General Ed Johnson. 9
February 2006, GC spoke to the Montgomery County (MD) Civil War
Roundtable
on his book, Valor in Gray. 14 January 2006, GC
spoke to
the Pvt. John Wesley Culp Memorial Camp, SCV, in Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania on his
book, Valor in Gray. 8 November 2005, GC spoke to
the Baltimore
Civil War Roundtable on his book, Valor in Gray. 20
June 2005, author Gregg Clemmer spoke to The Central Delaware Civil
War Roundtable
on his book, Valor in Gray: The Recipients of the Confederate Medal
of Honor,
at the Modern Maturity Center, 1121 Forrest Avenue, in Dover, beginning
at 6.30
pm. 7
May
2005, GC spoke on Confederate General Edward Johnson, 11 am at
McDowell Presbyterian
Church in McDowell, Virginia, during the battle re-enactment.
Booksigning followed. 30
April 2005, GC signed books at Civil War Day at Barnes & Noble,
located
on The Avenue at White Marsh, Baltimore, Maryland. 9 March
2005,
author Gregg Clemmer spoke to the Harper's Ferry Civil War Roundtable on
his new
biography, Old Alleghany: The Life and Wars of General Ed Johnson. |