Adam Goodheart

Adam Goodheart is the author of 1861:The Civil War Awakening. He is director of Washington College’s C. V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience. He was a founding editor of Civilization magazine, and his essays have appeared in the Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times, Outside, and other publications

Civil Warfare in the Streets

After Fort Sumter, German immigrants in St. Louis flocked to the Union cause and in bloody confrontations overthrew the local secessionists

By Adam Goodheart | Wednesday March 2, 2011

Domestic Insurrection

By Adam Goodheart | Friday September 1, 2006

Tea and Fantasy

Fact, fiction, and revolution in an American town

By Adam Goodheart | Thursday September 1, 2005

Findings: Swept Away

By Adam Goodheart | Tuesday March 1, 2005

Reaching Point Comfort

By Adam Goodheart | Wednesday September 1, 2004

The Last Island of the Savages

Journeying to the Andaman Islands to meet the most isolated tribe on Earth

By Adam Goodheart | Tuesday September 5, 2000

Civil Warfare in the Streets

By Adam Goodheart | Wednesday March 2, 2011

Domestic Insurrection

By Adam Goodheart | Friday September 1, 2006

Tea and Fantasy

By Adam Goodheart | Thursday September 1, 2005

Findings: Swept Away

By Adam Goodheart | Tuesday March 1, 2005

Reaching Point Comfort

By Adam Goodheart | Wednesday September 1, 2004

The Last Island of the Savages

By Adam Goodheart | Tuesday September 5, 2000

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