Tales of American History Episode 118 – Weather and Climate in the Civil War with Dr. Kenneth Noe

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Listen while Dr. Noe, Emeritus Professor of History at Auburn, discusses with Kent Masterson Brown Noe’s fascinating study of weather and climate as agents alongside armies in battle in the Civil War, affecting unpredictable battle outcomes.

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