Biography of Jacob D. Cox

[Gene Schmiel]

My book, "Citizen-General: Jacob D. Cox and the Civil War Era," was published by Ohio University Press last month.  Here is a link to the notice on the press web-site:

http://www.ohioswallow.com/book/Citizen-General

Cox was one of the best "political generals" of the North, and went on to become Governor of Ohio and President of the University of Cincinnati, among other positions.  Hope you enjoy the book. 

[Bob Werner]

Our great-grandfather's (wife and me) fought for General Cox at Franklin and Nashville in 1864. Headquartered at Franklin in the Fountain Branch Carter house, he orchestrated a great Union victory. A proud moment in his long and proud contributions to Ohio!

[Gene Schmiel]

Thank you for the nice note.

I will be in Franklin in early June, speaking at the Civil War Round Table and visiting the Carnton/Carter facilities to meet people and, of course, to sell books. 

Gene Schmiel

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[Greg Biggs]

Hi Gene

I live in Clarksville TN and program the Clarksville, Bowling Green and Nashville CWRTS and would like to talk with you about coming to our CWRTS to talk about General Cox.  Where would you be coming from?

Please email me at Big...@charter.net

Thank you.

Greg Biggs

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