Cat and mouse: Author to discuss effects of Confederate blockade-runners during Civil War From: Charleston Gazette | Date: October 17, 2005| Author: Rusty Marks | Copyright 2005 Charleston Gazette. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

If you go Historian Robert Browning presents a free lecture, The Blockade Will Be Broken: The Union Blockade of the East Coast During the Civil War, at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Cultural Center in Charleston. The lecture is part of the 2005 Civil War Scholars Lecture Series program.

rustymarks@wvgazette.com

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