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August of 1864 the Union Army pursued a policy of "Total-War" against the Confederate Army. What made this new type of warfare different was that it also targeted certain Southern civilians who were suspected of giving aid, food and information to the enemy. Many Northern officers felt the surest way to defeat the Confederate army was to destroy the will of the Southern people. If the Union army could threaten the homes of southern civilians i...

Fort Fisher to Elmira contains a dramatic description of both battles of Fort Fisher. The Fort fell to Union forces in January of 1865 and closed the port of Wilmington, North Carolina to blockade running. A Confederate prisoners touching letter written to his wife caused historian Richard H. Triebe to launch an investigation into what became of the soldiers captured at Fort Fisher. Triebe's research provided the answers he sought but it also ...

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Historian Richard H. Triebe's book, Confederate Fort Fisher, A Roster 1864-1865, contains a detailed account of both battles of Fort Fisher, North Carolina. Triebe includes twenty-two Confederate soldier's recollections of the desperate battle. These men vividly describe their life and death struggle for Fort Fisher. The book also has a detailed roster of over two thousand of the fort's garrison, plus several regiments of South Carolina troops...

When underwater archeologist Mike Ryan recovers a gold pocket watch from the sunken city of Port Royal, he releases a demonic spirit that was trapped inside the watch since 1692. Time is critical as Ryan races to unravel the mystery surrounding the watch before anyone else is murdered.