A combat chronicle of the U.S. Third Infantry Regiment during the Philippine Insurrection, now more commonly known as the Philippine War (1899-1902). The narrative covers the conventional phase of the war through counterinsurgency operations and eventual return to the United States. Appendices list every known combat action in which the Third Infantry was involved from routine scouts to major battles and skirmishes. Includes photos, maps and a roster of nearly 2,000 members of the unit serving in the Philippines.

'Virginia's Black Confederates: Essays and Rosters' Civil War Sesquicentennial Edition (2nd Edition) contains the names of over 1,600 African-Americans, free and slave, who worked for the Confederate war effort. The work includes essays on the black Confederate experience with a focus on Virginia. It also includes samples of primary source documents to meet Virginia Standards of Learning requirements. It is designed, in part, to aid history teachers, journalists, African-American genealogists and general readers of history.