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Steven J. Ramold
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Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln
M.A., University of Nebraska-Omaha
B.S., Wayne State College
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701-H Pray-Harrold |
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(734) 487-1018
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sramold@emich.edu
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| Biography:
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Professor Ramold specializes in nineteenth century U.S. History, Military History, and Cultural History. He teaches a range of courses including U.S. Military History, History of World War II, History of American Sports, and the Civil War and Reconstruction. He also leads a Civil War Tour course that visits a number of Civil War battlefields and historical sites every summer.
Dr. Ramold’s primary research area is also in the Civil War, where he has written a number of articles, encyclopedia entries, and book reviews. His first book, Slaves, Sailors, Citizens: African Americans in the Union Navy appeared in 2002, and he is currently finishing a book on criminal justice and discipline in the Union Army.
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"We Have No Right to Shoot Them: Military Executions in the Union Army," The Journal of America's Military Past (Spring/Summer 2008).
“‘We Should Have Killed Them All’: The Violent Reaction of Union Soldiers to the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln," Journal of Illinois History (Spring 2007).
“The Border States” in New Turning Points of the Civil War, Ken Winkle ed., (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, forthcoming).
“Altogether a Horrible Spectacle: Public Executions in Nebraska, 1891,” Nebraska History 86 (2005).
Slaves, Sailors, Citizens: African Americans in the Union Navy (DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press, 2002).
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