What they say about North & South

COMMENTS FROM HISTORIANS

"North & South is simply the finest Civil War magazine that has ever been published. Ever."

--Bryce Suderow, Civil War author and researcher.

“Truly impressive . . .combines all that is best in Civil War publishing.”
--Steven Woodworth, author of Jefferson Davis and his Generals

“North & South plays a crucial role in broadening and deepening the conversation about the American Civil War. Everyone interested in the struggle at the heart of the history of the United States benefits from this fine publication.”
--Edward L. Ayers, author of In the Presence of Mine Enemies: War in the Heart of America, 1859-1863

“North & South consistently offers readers an array of articles that emphasize the complexity and sweep of Civil War history. Engaging and often provocative, the magazine will richly reward anyone who traverses its pages.”
--Gary W. Gallagher, author of Lee and His Army in Confederate History

“North & South stands head and shoulders above all other magazines of the genre. There is no comparison.”
--Jason Silverman, Winthrop University, S.C.

“Of all the Civil War magazines, North & South contains the most stimulating and original articles. The scholarship is sound, the arguments thought-provoking, and the writing superb.”
--James M. McPherson, author of Battle Cry of Freedom

“North & South ought to be right at the top of your reading list . . . . This is the depth, the detail, and the new information you really want in a magazine.”
--Professor Ralph Lee deFalco

"North & South is the preeminent Civil War magazine. As soon as I get my copy I drop everything and read the lead articles.”
--Gordon C. Rhea, author of Cold Harbor: Grant and Lee, May 26-June 3, 1864

COMMENTS FROM READERS

"Recently I received my first issue of N&S, and upon examining its contents my reaction was: EUREKA! I have found it!, a magazine full of interesting articles, editorials, crossfire, facts, trivia, etc. Also an editor who brooks no ‘intellectual dishonesty’ and is not averse to presenting both sides . . . .I find your magazine to be the best magazine on the C.W. . . . .”
--Tom Adams, Calera, OK (January 2012)

“Quality contributors with a variety of interesting topics makes North & South by far my favorite publication.”
--Ian Spurgeon, Washington, D.C.

“One of the many things I like about your fine magazine is that I always find a little ‘tid-bit’ that intrigues me.”
--Brian Hogan, Huntsville, AL

“The finest of the magazines I have acquired is your North & South . . .I look forward to every edition.”
--Jack Phillips, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

“If you read only one Civil War magazine, make it North & South!”
--Paul Nixon, Los Angeles

Ho hum, I thought, another magazine. But then I saw it, and it’s the best I ever saw. Fabulous!”
--Steven D. Denmark, Seattle, WA

“Fantastic. I learned more from your pages in one year, than 25 years of the others.”
--John Gorto, Ishpeming, MI

“What’s unique about this magazine is you are able to get the latest historical research.”
--Carl, Norman Beach, FL

“Outstanding—better than Civil War magazines I have previously read.”
--Mike Kruse, Savannah, GA

“Thank you for a fantastic magazine. I never miss a copy.”
--Dave Davis, Windsor, England

Thank heaven for North & South, an objective and balanced magazine.”
--Clark Larsen, Holladay, UT

“Continued plaudits for a superb history magazine.”
--Bill Ortlund, Batavia, IL

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