Tuesday September 16, 2008 23:01:53 GMT
angiethomas1972@yahoo.com
Great site! Why was he left out of the "main stream" history books?
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Friday September 19, 2008 10:30:04 GMT
dpeterso@myclearwave.net
Wanted to know about his sisters hanging George's pictures backwards - forever?
dpeterso@myclearwave.net
Wanted to know about his sisters hanging George's pictures backwards - forever?
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Tuesday September 23, 2008 01:11:47 GMT
nanloval@verizon.net
Good website...Wish there were more like this..
nanloval@verizon.net
Good website...Wish there were more like this..
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Thursday September 25, 2008 21:44:40 GMT
mr_t714@yahoo.com
Thanks for the informative website. I am related to General Thomas and have always been curious to learn more about him, but could not find much biographical material. Although he probably would not have liked it, the research you've done to help educate the world about this misunderstood and underrated hero is commendable.
mr_t714@yahoo.com
Thanks for the informative website. I am related to General Thomas and have always been curious to learn more about him, but could not find much biographical material. Although he probably would not have liked it, the research you've done to help educate the world about this misunderstood and underrated hero is commendable.
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Tuesday October 21, 2008 17:02:33 GMT
kossakcpa@verizon.net
I am very happy to have found your web site. I have long been an admirer of Gen'l Thomas and recently found Cleaves' biography in Barnes & Noble which further enlightened me about Thomas' integrity besides his military prowess. I hope to get to the new (2007) bio very soon and I thank you for including a bibliography on your web site. It seems that serious students of the Civil War are aware of at least some of General Thomas' accomplishments but I would love to see a greater awareness of General Thomas among the general public so he can rightfully stand beside Grant and Sherman as those most responsible for Union victory in the war.
kossakcpa@verizon.net
I am very happy to have found your web site. I have long been an admirer of Gen'l Thomas and recently found Cleaves' biography in Barnes & Noble which further enlightened me about Thomas' integrity besides his military prowess. I hope to get to the new (2007) bio very soon and I thank you for including a bibliography on your web site. It seems that serious students of the Civil War are aware of at least some of General Thomas' accomplishments but I would love to see a greater awareness of General Thomas among the general public so he can rightfully stand beside Grant and Sherman as those most responsible for Union victory in the war.
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Tuesday November 11, 2008 01:28:36 GMT
rayaldaz@hotmail.com
Great work on a great man. Gen. Thomas is my favorite Civil War Officer. It is a shame he is not mentioned in the same breath as Grant and Sherman (lesser leaders). A man of the south who stood up for what was right (Union). I hope all have the opportunity to stand on the ridge at Chickamauga and to think of the "Rock" and the service he provided a torn nation.
rayaldaz@hotmail.com
Great work on a great man. Gen. Thomas is my favorite Civil War Officer. It is a shame he is not mentioned in the same breath as Grant and Sherman (lesser leaders). A man of the south who stood up for what was right (Union). I hope all have the opportunity to stand on the ridge at Chickamauga and to think of the "Rock" and the service he provided a torn nation.
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Friday November 14, 2008 09:59:51 GMT
bernardprice@btconnect.com
Not visited for a while, nice to be back.
bernardprice@btconnect.com
Not visited for a while, nice to be back.
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10:11 am
Wednesday November 19, 2008 21:33:56 GMT
lhendrick@comcast.net
Thanks for your website!
lhendrick@comcast.net
Thanks for your website!
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10:08 am
Saturday November 29, 2008 22:13:14 GMT
JohbHeinz57@sbcglobal.net
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Sunday January 11, 2009 16:49:51 GMT
ejsaffer@yahoo.com
Honor is the foundation by which all men should be viewed.
ejsaffer@yahoo.com
Honor is the foundation by which all men should be viewed.
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Tuesday January 13, 2009 22:36:34 GMT
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You're right. General Thomas needs to be recognized for his contribution. I had never heard of him until I read one of McPherson's books, and it became obvious that unlike the huge majority of Union generals, this guy did little wrong throughout the war - he just kept winning his battles his way, and always with an eye out for his men. The self-promoters won the glory in the end as far as the history books are concerned, and that's a shame. Thanks for your website.
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You're right. General Thomas needs to be recognized for his contribution. I had never heard of him until I read one of McPherson's books, and it became obvious that unlike the huge majority of Union generals, this guy did little wrong throughout the war - he just kept winning his battles his way, and always with an eye out for his men. The self-promoters won the glory in the end as far as the history books are concerned, and that's a shame. Thanks for your website.
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Friday January 16, 2009 23:48:01 GMT
bkthomas@jacksoncountywv.com
George Henry Thomas is no mystery to Civil War historians. He is widely recognized as one of the top three Union Generals of Grant, Sherman, & Thomas. What place in this trio depends on your point of view. Thanks and keep setting history straight.
bkthomas@jacksoncountywv.com
George Henry Thomas is no mystery to Civil War historians. He is widely recognized as one of the top three Union Generals of Grant, Sherman, & Thomas. What place in this trio depends on your point of view. Thanks and keep setting history straight.
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9:53 am
Thursday February 05, 2009 12:57:09 GMT
sirront@yahoo.com
Congratulations on being selected a 2009 Britannica Best Website. You certainly deserve it. I have only recently discovered the vital part General Thomas played in the Civil War and am in the midst of reading everything I can get my hands and eyes on. It rankles me to know end that politics and personal jealousy succeeded in virtually erasing a great man's name from history. Thomas is a man that proves beyond a doubt that history can be contrived and molded to suit the desires of those less honorable. My heartfelt thanks for your gallant efforts to set the record straight. Seems there's enough intrigue here to make a great movie.
sirront@yahoo.com
Congratulations on being selected a 2009 Britannica Best Website. You certainly deserve it. I have only recently discovered the vital part General Thomas played in the Civil War and am in the midst of reading everything I can get my hands and eyes on. It rankles me to know end that politics and personal jealousy succeeded in virtually erasing a great man's name from history. Thomas is a man that proves beyond a doubt that history can be contrived and molded to suit the desires of those less honorable. My heartfelt thanks for your gallant efforts to set the record straight. Seems there's enough intrigue here to make a great movie.
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Monday February 09, 2009 19:28:25 GMT
fredo@fuse.net
I live in Ft. Thomas Ky. named after the great general.
fredo@fuse.net
I live in Ft. Thomas Ky. named after the great general.
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Tuesday February 17, 2009 17:35:22 GMT
benso_construction@hotmail.com
I admired the courage and patriotism of his man. As a southerner he stood by the union side. But my great appreciation in this GENERAL is the fact he was the backbone of the "Sherman march to the sea": He secured Sherman's back and sides from Atlanta to Savannah from the Rebel Gen. Hood.
benso_construction@hotmail.com
I admired the courage and patriotism of his man. As a southerner he stood by the union side. But my great appreciation in this GENERAL is the fact he was the backbone of the "Sherman march to the sea": He secured Sherman's back and sides from Atlanta to Savannah from the Rebel Gen. Hood.
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Sunday March 01, 2009 21:08:28 GMT
lolavampa@yahoo.com\
I'm doing my homework and i thought this would be a reliable source of information.
lolavampa@yahoo.com\
I'm doing my homework and i thought this would be a reliable source of information.
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Friday March 06, 2009 01:38:13 GMT
momo@yahoo.com
this website is very informational I love it Miranda 🙂
momo@yahoo.com
this website is very informational I love it Miranda 🙂
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Saturday March 14, 2009 16:49:11 GMT
tourmaline27@aol.com
Congratulations at having your hard work on GHT's behalf finally recognized with the 2009 Best Web Site Award. Something along the lines of General Thomas waiting for history to do him justice...... But this has been a great GHT web site, long before 2009!
tourmaline27@aol.com
Congratulations at having your hard work on GHT's behalf finally recognized with the 2009 Best Web Site Award. Something along the lines of General Thomas waiting for history to do him justice...... But this has been a great GHT web site, long before 2009!
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Tuesday April 07, 2009 18:28:01 GMT
joande@sbcglobal.net
General Thomas was my husband's ancestor, I would like more info on his sword.
joande@sbcglobal.net
General Thomas was my husband's ancestor, I would like more info on his sword.
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Wednesday April 08, 2009 21:31:08 GMT
slynncole@socal.rr.com
I just discovered recently that General George Thomas was my great grandfather's first cousin. My mother remembers her parents talking about the "Rock of Chickamauga," but she never understood its great significance. I will be traveling to Washington, D.C. in a few months and am really looking forward to visiting Thomas Circle.
slynncole@socal.rr.com
I just discovered recently that General George Thomas was my great grandfather's first cousin. My mother remembers her parents talking about the "Rock of Chickamauga," but she never understood its great significance. I will be traveling to Washington, D.C. in a few months and am really looking forward to visiting Thomas Circle.
