...cracked each other's signal codes.Charleston never fell but was abandoned by the Confederates as Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman marched through inland South Carolina cutting off the city's supply lines. It was unlike Mobile, Ala...

...And what will be Azziz's legacy? If he keeps working hard, he might just become more beloved than Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman. Unfortunately for Augustans, we will all have to wait and see.

...after the war began to spread the story that they weren't attacked because famed (and despised) Yankee Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman feared them.The story grew through much of the 1880s, until Augusta Chronicle editor Pleasant Stovall decided...

...Confederate States of America and the old Georgia seal.Groundbreaking for the project, estimated to cost about $30,000, was held Saturday. The battle took place on Nov. 22, 1864 during Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman's march to the sea.

...inaccurateORANGEBURG, S.C. - Orangeburg County Historical Society officials say archival records show Union General William Tecumseh Sherman didn't cross the Edisto River where a historical marker now stands.Some Confederate history buffs have expressed...

...for military uses during the Civil War, making the tiny community a high-value target of Union Army Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman. The company's founder was born in 1800 and became a talented silversmith before moving to Edgefield County...

...21, 1888.That's when former Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman wrote to editor Pleasant A. Stovall to answer...bring him supplies easily.But then, being William Tecumseh Sherman, he offered to correct the oversight if anyone...

...famous "letter to the editor" this newspaper ever published.In 1888, Stovall wrote to former Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman asking him why he had not attacked Augusta during his famous March to the Sea -- an issue debated locally for...

...southern town is filled with much of the northern influence that made it what it is today, starting with Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman's decision to bypass Augusta's gunpowder works on his march to Savannah, sparing the city from his path...

...granite walls of the copper-domed State House. Each marks a scar left by the cannons of invading Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman's bombardment of the capital in the final months of the Civil War. By last Thursday, Gov. Mark Sanford was...