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Louisiana purchase . REV. OF REV. , XXVII
(May) 578-584- [653
U. S. Dept. of state. State papers and cor-
respondence bearing upon the purchase of
the territory of Louisiana. Washington,
Gov. print, off. 299 p. 23cm. (57th
Cong., 2d sess. House. Doc. no. 431)
[654
Winship, A[lbert] E., and Robert W. Wallace.
The Louisiana purchase as it was and as it
is. Chicago, Flanagan. 1 77 p. illus. i^cra.
[655
656-681]
UNITED STATES 1789-1829 (WAR OF 1812)
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War of J8J2.
Askin, John. Extracts from the diary of
John Askin. MICH. HIST. soc. COLL.,
XXXII, 468-474. [656
Prom the Burton library, Detroit. Deals with
War of 1812.
Askin papers. MICH. HIST. soc. COLL.,
XXXII, 474-515. [657
Brown, Jacob. Letter to Daniel B. Tomp-
kins, Governor of New York. Dated Near
Quarters, Sackett's Harbor, June i, 1813.
Battle of Sackett's Harbor, 1813. BOSTON
PUB. LIB. BUL., VIII (Feb.) 72-76. [658
Prom Chamberlain manuscripts, Boston pub.
lib.
Captures made by the U. S. private schooner
Perry, Capt. John Coleman, 1814. PA.
MAG. HIST., XXVII, 248. [659
Clark, Byron N. Accounts of the battle of
Plattsburg, n September, 1814. From
contemporaneous sources. GENEAL. QUAR.
MAG., Ill (1902-3) 234-252. [660
Included are lists of Americans killed and
wounded, and British prisoners taken.
Clark, Byron N. Accounts of the battle of.
Plattsburgh, September n, 1814. VT.
ANTIQ,, I (Mar.) 75-93- [661
Hannay, James. The War of 1812. CANAD.
MAG., XX (Jan.-Apr.) 230-245, 327~343,
429-445, 539-553; XXI (May-Oct.) 39~55,
1 39-i5i, 240-250, 344-355, 429-446, 524-
540; XXII (Nov.-Dec.) 41-57, 164-180.
[662
Lundy's Lane historical society, Welland, Ont.
The documentary history of the campaign
upon the Niagara frontier in the year 1813.
Part II. June to August, 1813. Collected
and edited . . by Lieut. -Colonel E. Cruik-
shank. Welland, Tribune office. [Its
Documentary history of the Campaign on
the Niagara frontier in 1812-14, pt. 6,
332 pp] [663
Marine notes. From a news book kept in
Salem, Mass., 1812-1815, at the office of the
Essex insurance company, Nathaniel Bow-
ditch, president. ESSEX INST. HIST. COLL.,
XXXIX (July) 294-310. [664
[Miller, Thomas Harvey] The capture of St.
Mary's, Georgia, by Admiral Cockburn.
So. HIST. ASSOC. PUB., VII (July) 233-237.
[665
Letter, dated March 22, 1815.
Stevens, Benjamin F. Privateers of 1812.
UNIT. SER., XLII (Sept.) 315-322. [666
Stevens, Benjamin F. Some heroes of the
War of 1812. UNIT. SER., XLI (Apr.)
1074-1083. [667
Stevens, Benjamin F. The Wasp and Frolic
and other incidents of the War of 1812.
UNIT. SBR., XLII (Aug.) 181-189. [668
Views of John Sevier OH the second war with
England, 1812-1815 [letter to Gov. Shelby]
GULF ST. HivST. MAG., I (Mar.) 357-358.
[669
Draper coll., Sumter manuscripts, Vol. I, no.
109.
Waine, Benjamin. Account of capture of
U. S. ship Frolic by the Orpheus frigate,
Captain Hugh Pigot, 19 April, 1814. N.
Y. PUB. LIB. BUL., VII (Aug.) 278. [670
From original manuscripts in Ford collection,
N. Y. pub. lib.
War 1812. Williams papers. MICH. HIST
soc. COLL., XXXII, 516-523. [671
From the Burton library, Detroit.
Wilson, H. W. The War of 1812-1815. (In
Cambridge modern history, VII, 335-348)
[672
Young, Bennett H. The battle of the Thames,
in which Kentuckians defeated the British,
French, and Indians, October 5, 1813, with
a list of the officers and privates who won
the victory. Louisville, Ky., J. P. Morton
and co. xii, 274 p. front., pi., port., plan.
32 x 25cm. (Filsonclub pub. no. 1 8) [673
Rev. in: So. hist, assoc. pub., VII (Nov.) 454-
455.
Miscellaneous.
Davis, W. W. H. The Fries rebellion [1798-
1799] ERA, XII (Aug.) 175-180. [674
Dixon, [Susan (Bullitt)] History of Missouri
compromise and slavery in American poli-
tics. 2d ed. Cincinnati, R. Clarke, xii,
623 p. front, (port.) 2^cm. [675
McCaleb, Walter Flavius. The Aaron Burr
conspiracy. New York, Dodd. xix, 377
p. fold. map. 2i^cm. [676
Based largely upon hitherto unused material in
the archives in Mexico, Texas, and Washington and
upon contemporary Kentucky and New Orleans
newspapers. Discredits the treason theory and
presents evidence to show that Burr's real purpose
was a filibustering expedition against Spanish
territory. Burr's maps are reproduced in fac-
simile. Rev. in: Am. hist, rev., IX (Jan., 1904)
377-380; Ann. Am. acad. pol. sci., XXII (July)
223-224; Nation, LXXVII (July 9) 36-37; Dial,
61-63; Pol. sci. quar., XVIII (Sept.) 538-539.
McMaster, J. B. The struggle for commercial
independence (1783-1812) (In Cambridge
modern history, VII, 305-334) [677
McMaster, J. B. The growth of the nation
(1815-1828) (In Cambridge modern his-
tory, VII, 349-377) [678
Morgan, James Morris. How President Jef-
ferson was informed of Burr's conspiracy.
PA. MAG. HIST., XXVII, 56-59. [679
Powell, E. P. The Federal era in American
history. ONEIDA HIST. soc. TRANS., no. 9,
23-41. [680
Stanton, Theodore. Lafayette's last visit to
America. LIPPINCOTT'S, LXXI (Apr.) 544-
549- [681
Correspondence of Lafayette's son, George
Washington de Motier de La Fayette: Aug. 12,
1824-Jan. 26, 1825.
30
WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY, 1903
[682-705
1829-1861.
Miscellaneous.
Bainbridge, William. Letter to General H. A. S.
Dearborn. Dated Philadelphia, Mar. 13,
1831. BOSTON PUB. UB. BUI,., VIII (Feb.)
71-72. [682
From the Chamberlain manuscripts, Boston pub.
lib.
Clay, Henry. Letter to Theodore Freling-
huysen on the presidential campaign of
1844. May 22, 1844. N. Y. PUB.LIB. BUI,.,
VIII (Apr.) 127-128. [683
From original manuscripts in Ford collection,
N. Y. pub. lib.
Cowan, John E., comp. Condensed history
of the Mexican war and its glorious results,
by Hon. William McKay . . also reminis-
cences of the war by Colonel Daniel E.
Hungerford . . and Colonel Chas. J. Mur-
phy. [New York? 1902?] 41 p. 3 port.
22|cm. [684
Crandall, F. A. Contentious public "docu-
ments." NATION, LXXVI (Feb. 5) 109.
[685
Letter on reprint ordered of Senate doc. no. 37,
41st Cong., 3d sess., giving Spalding's notices on
Marcus Whitman.
[Griffin, Martin I. J.] The Irish citizens of
Philadelphia opposed General Andrew
Jackson. AM. CATH. HIST. RESEARCH., XX
(July) 118-120. [686
Hon. Wm. R. King to Col. Jno. W. Womack.
[Letter dated Washington City, March 10,
1849] GULF ST. HIST. MAG., II (Sept.)
125-127- [687
Letter from Sam Houston [to Gov. Jos. Mc-
Minn, dated Nashville, March 30, 1823]
TEX. HIST. ASSOC. QUAR., VII (July) 72-73.
[688
McCarthy, Charles. The antimasonic party:
a study of political antimasonry in the
United States, 1827-1840. AM. HIST.
ASSOC. REP., 1902, I, 367-574. [689
Justin Winsor prize essay, 1902.
McMaster, J. B. Commerce, expansion and
slavery (1828-1850) (In Cambridge mod-
ern history, VII, 378-404) [690
Wilson, Woodrow. State rights (1850-1860)
(In Cambridge modern history, VII, 405-
442) [691
Slavery.
Bacon, Leonard Woolsey. Anti-slavery before
Garrison; an address before the Connecti-
cut society of the Order of the founders and
patriots of America, New Haven, Septem-
ber 19, 1902: Being a contribution toward
the hitherto unwritten life of the true
William Lloyd Garrison. New Haven,
Tuttle. 37 p. 23cm. [692
Frazee, George. An Iowa fugitive slave case,
1850. ANN. IOWA, ser. 3, VI (Apr.) 9-45.
[693
Heston, Alfred M. Story of the slave; paper
read before the Monmouth county histori-
cal association on October 30th, 1902,
wherein is given some account of slavery
and servitude in New Jersey, with notes
concerning slaves and redemptioners in
other states. Camden, N. J., S. Chew and
sons co. 40 p. 22cm. [694
Contains an account of the last trip of the
"Wanderer" with its cargo of slaves, as told by
the sole survivor of that vessel.
Owen, Thomas M., ed. An Alabama protest
against abolitionism in 1835 [documents]
GULF ST. HIST. MAG., II (July) 26-34. [695
Siebert, Wilbur H. The underground rail-
road. NEW ENG. MAG., XXXIII (Jan.)
565-578. [696
Wood, William D. Recollections of the growth
and development in the North of the anti-
slavery sentiment that led to secession.
GULF ST. HIST. MAG., II (July) 18-25. [697
Texas,
Barker, Eugene C. The Tampico expedition
[ I 835] TEX. HIST. ASSOC. QUAR., VI (Jan.)
169-186. [698
A filibustering episode in the Texas revolution,
1835.
Canfield, James Hulme. A bit of secret his-
tory [relating to the annexation of Texas]
INDEP., LV (Apr. 16) 914-915. [699
Documentary progress of Texas revolutionary
sentiment as seen in Columbia. So. HIST.
ASSOC. PUB., VII (Jan.-July) 25-31, 85-95,
200-206, 238-246. [700
Garrison, George P. The Texan revolution.
NATION, LXXVII (Aug. 13) 133-134. [701
1861-1865.
Adams, Charles Francis. Remarks on an al-
leged interview between Queen Victoria and
the American minister to Great Britain
during the Civil War. MASS. HIST. soc.
PROC., ser. 2, XVII (Oct.) 439-448. [702
Another account of M'Pherson's death. CON-
FED. VET., XI (May) 221. [703
Armstrong, Zella. A national memorial park
[The battlefields of Chickamauga and Chat-
tanooga] MUNSEY'S, XXX (Oct.) 65-72.
[704
Aston, Howard. History and roster of the
Fourth and Fifth independent battalions
and Thirteenth regiment Ohio cavalry vol-
unteers: their battles and skirmishes, ros-
ter of the dead, etc. Columbus, O., Heer,
1902. iii, 65 p. front., ports. ig^cm.
"[705
Contains diary of the author, a list of engage-
ments in which the 13th reg't took part, rosters,
personal narratives by members, and biographical
sketches.
706-735]
UNITED STATES 1861-1865
31
Avary, Myrta Lockett, ed. A Virginia girl in
the Civil War, 1861-1865. New York,
Appleton. x, 384 p. ig^cm. [706
Relates the experiences of the wife of a Con-
federate cavalry officer in camp and barracks dur-
ing the war with an account of her adventures in
crossing and recrossing the Union lines. Rev. in:
Nation, LXXVI (Mar. 19), 227; Dial, XXXIV
(Apr. 16) 275-276; So. hist, assoc. pub., VIII (Nov.,
1904) 486-487.
Bahnson, Henry T. The last days of the
war. N. C. BOOKLET, II (Apr.) 22 pp. [707
Narrative of a private in the Confederate army.
Baltz, John D. Battle of Ball's Bluff. UNIT.
SER., XLII (July) 46-66. [708
Barry, Joseph. The strange story of Harper's
Ferry, with legends of the surrounding
country . . Martinsburg, W. Va., Thomp-
son bros. 233 p. 2 pi. i9cm. [709
Deals principally with John Brown's raid and
Civil War period. Anecdotal.
Battle of the Crater, July 30, 1864. Roster of
the members of the 1 2th Virginia infantry,
Mahone's brigade, who were engaged.
So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 271-274. [710
From the Richmond, Va., News Leader, Nov.
24, 1903.
Baylor, George. The army negro. So. HIST.
soc. PAP., XXXI, 365-369. [711
From the New Orleans Picayune, September 6,
1903.
Belin, H. E. The Civil War as seen through
southern glasses. AM. JOUR, socioi,., IX
(Sept.) 259-267. [712
Bell, John T. Civil War stories; comp. from
official records Union and Confederate.
San Francisco, Whitaker R. 189 p. front.
(port.) 2ocm. [713
Rev. in: Nation, LXXVII (July 16) 52.
Bennett, Edwin C. Somerville soldiers in the
Rebellion. HIST. LEAVES, I (Jan.) 22-31.
[714
Berkeley, F. M. Imboden's dash into Charles-
town. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 11-19.
[715
From Baltimore Sunday Sun, Aug. 30, 1903.
With comments by "Sentinel" of Baltimore.
Berry, J. M. Prison life in Camp Douglas.
CONFED. VET., XI (Jan.) 37-38. [716
Bishop, J. W. Van Derveer's brigade at
Chickamauga. UNIT. SER., XLII (Nov.)
448-464- [717
Blair, C. H. M. An historical sketch of the
Confederate navy. UNIT. SER., XLI (May)
1155-1183. [718
Blake, W. H. Coal barging in war times,
1861-1865. GULP ST. HLST. MAG., I (May)
409-412. [719
Bobbitt, B. Boisseau. Our last capital. Dan-
ville's part in the closing hours of the Con-
federacy. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI,
334-339- [720
From the Raleigh Morning Post, January, 1902.
Borton, Benjamin. On the parallels; or,
Chapters of inner history; a story of the
Rappahannock. Woodstown, N. J., Moni-
tor-register print. 333 p. port., i pi.
2ocm. [721
Revised and enlarged edition of "A while with
the blue," 1898 Civil War reminiscences.
Bowman, Robert. Yazoo county [Miss.] in
the Civil War. Miss. HIST. soc. PUB., VII,
57-73- [722
Box, Sam. End of the war exiles in Mexico.
CONFED. VET., XI (Mar.) 121-123. [723
Boyle, John Richards. Soldiers true; the
story of the One hundred and eleventh regi-
ment Pennsylvania veteran volunteers and
of its campaigns in the war for the union,
1861-1865. New York, Eaton; Cincin-
nati, Jennings. 368 p. illus., plates, ports.
2 fold. maps. 2^cm. [724
Bright, Robert A. Pickett's charge. So.
HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 228-236. [725
From the Richmond, Va., Times-Dispatch, Feb.
7, 1904.
Brown, Henri Le Fevre. History of the Third
regiment, Excelsior brigade. 7 2d New York
volunteer infantry, 1861-1865 [Jamestown,
N. Y., Journal print, co.] 1902. 151 p.
front., pi., ports. 23cm. [726
The burning of Chambersburg. CONFED.
VET., XI (Oct.) 444-445- [727
Cabell, W. L. The Confederate states' flag.
Its evolution. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI,
68-70. [728
Cabell, W. L. True history of our battle flag.
CONFED. VET., XI (Aug.) 339. [729
Chalaron, J. A. Hood's campaign at Mur-
freesboro. CONFED. VET., XI (Oct.) 438-
440. [730
Chisholm, Alexander Robert. The Confeder-
ate battle flag. CONFED. VET., XI (May)
223. [731
Christian, George L. North Carolina and Vir-
ginia. Report of the history committee of
the Grand Camp Confederate veterans, of
Virginia. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 340-
364. 1732
City battalion, Richmond, Va. Roster of
officers in the Twenty-fifth battalion of
infantry. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI,
323-325- [733
From the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Feb. 14,
1904.
Company C, Thirty-seventh Va. infantry. A
list of the officers and privates and brief
history. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 185-
189. * [734
From the Richmond, Va., Dispatch, May 16,
1902.
Confederate currency. Valuable informa-
tion concerning the notes issued. The best
collection. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI,
I45-I5L [735
From the Charlotte Observer, June, 1903.
32
WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY, 1903
[736-762
Confederate roster commissioners. Proceed-
ings and memorial of a conference . . at
Atlanta, Georgia, July 20-21, 1903.
Montgomery, Atlanta print, co. 16 p. 8.
[736
Crosby, Ernest. If the South had been al-
lowed to go. No. AM. REV., CLXXVII
(Dec.) 867-871. [737
[Cuffel, Charles A.] History of Durell's bat-
tery in the Civil War (Independent battery
D, Pennsylvania volunteer artillery) A
narrative of the campaigns and battles of
Berks and Bucks counties' artillerists in
the war of the rebellion . . [Philadelphia,
Craig, Finley and co.] 265 p. plates,
ports. 24cm. [738
Cullen, William B., and Richard Beard. Inci-
dents of Gen. M'Pherson's death. CON-
FED. VET., XI (Mar.) 118-119. [739
Cutcheon, Byron M. East Tennessee cam-
paign and siege of Knoxville. MICH. HIST.
soc. COLL., XXXII, 410-418. [740
Dana, Charles A. Recollections of the Civil
War; with the leaders at Washington and
in the field in the sixties. New York,
Appleton, 1902. xiii, 296 p. front, (port.)
2 1 cm. [741
First issued in 1898.
Day, W. A. Battle of the Crater, July 30,
1864. CONPED. VET., XI (Aug.) 355-356.
[742
Deupree, J. Q. Reminiscences of service with
the First Mississippi cavalry. Miss. HIST.
soc. PUB., VII, 85-100. [743
Dinkins, James. The battle of Shiloh, April
6, 1862. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 298-
320. [744
From the New Orleans Picayune, Dec. 27, 1903,
and Jan. 24, 1904.
Dodge, Qrenville M. Letter on the Hampton
Roads conference [Apr. 2, 1903] IOWA
JOUR. HIST., I (July) 422-424. [745
Douglas, H. T. Reminiscences of the Penin-
sula. CONFED. VET., XI (Dec.) 554-556.
[746
Dwire, Henry Rudolph. The New York
Times and the attempt to avert the Civil
War. So. ATLAN. QUAR., II (July) 273-
280. [747
Ewer, James K. The Third Massachusetts
cavalry in the war for the union. Pub. by
direction of the Historical committee of
the Regimental association. [Maplewood,
Mass., Wm. G. J. Perry press] 452, cxiv.
front., illus., 2 pi., ports., port, groups,
plans (partly fold.) 23|cm. [748
In addition to a general history of the regiment,
contains personal reminiscences of its members
and biographical sketches.
Executive and congressional directory of the
Confederate states of America, 1861-1865.
GULP ST. HIST. MAG., I (Jan.) 253-261.
[749
Compiled from official records by Record and
Pension office and reprinted by permission.
First regiment of infantry, Massachusetts vol-
unteer militia, Colonel Robert Cowdin,
commanding, in service of the United
States, in answer to the President's first
call for troops to suppress the rebellion,
April 15, 1861; comp. from original papers
in the Adjutant General and Auditor's
offices of the commonwealth. Boston,
Wright and Potter. 50 p. front, (port.)
facsim. 24cm. [750
A roster of the regiment, with orders issued con-
cerning it in April and May, 1861, and action of the
General court in 1903.
First shot of the war was fired in the air.
W. H. Gibbs, of South Carolina, aids in es-
tablishing the fact of who fired it. So.
HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 73-79. [751
From the Richmond, Va., News-Leader, Aug.
14, 1893.
Fleming, Walter L. The peace movement in
Alabama during the Civil War. So. ATLAN.
QUAR., II (Apr.-July) 114-124, 246-260.
[752
Foote, Frank H. Recollections of army life
with General Lee. So. HIST. soc. PAP.,
XXXI, 237-247. [753
Prom the New Orleans Picayune, Sept. 20, 1903.
Forbes, John Murray. Observations on af-
fairs in the South in the spring of 1865 [as
given in a letter to his wife] GULF ST.
HIST. MAG., I (Jan.) 285-287. " [754
Freytag-Loringhoven, [Hugo Friedrich Philipp
Johann] Studien iiber kriegfiihrung auf
grundlage des nordamerikanischen sezes-
sionskrieges in Virginien. Berlin, B. S.
Mittler und sohn. 3 v. illus. (maps,
plans) 8 fold. maps. 23^cm. (v. 3, 24^cm)
[755
Qarnett, James M. Battle of Winchester.
So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 6 1-68. [756
From the Baltimore Sun, Sept. 26, 1903.
Qarnett, James M., Alexander Hunter and
Alexander R. Chisholm. The battle of
Antietam or Sharpsburg. So. HIST. soc.
PAP., XXXI, 32-45. [757
From the Baltimore Sun, Sept. 16-Oct. 18, 1903.
Georgia's flag. Replaced stars and stripes
before Sumter was fired on. So. HIST.
soc. PAP., XXXI, 236-237. [758
From the Augusta, Ga., Herald, Feb., 1904.
Qilmour, Alan P. The "Trent" affair. A
rejoinder. WESTM. REV., CLIX (Mar.)
338-340. [759
Gordon, John B. Antietam and Chancellors-
ville. SCRIBNER'S, XXXIII (June) 685-
699. [760
Gordon, John B. Gettysburg. SCRIBNER'S,
XXXIV (July) 2-24. [761
Gordon, John B. My first command and the
outbreak of the war. SCRIBNER'S, XXXII
(May) 515-528. [762
763-789J
UNITED STATES 1861-1865
33
Gordon, John B. Reminiscences of the Civil
War. New York, Scribner. xiii, 474 p. 3
port. (incl. front.) 22icm. [763
A narrative of the author's personal experiences
rather than a critical account of military move-
ments. Contains new material on the battle of
Gettysburg, the Wilderness, and Cedar Creek.
Rev. in: Am. hist, rev., IX (July, 1904) 842-843;
Nation, LXXVIII (May 12, 1904) 373-375; Dial,
XXXV (Nov. 1) 302-305; So. Atlan. quar., Ill
(Apr., 1904) 187-188.
Guild, Amasa. The Eighteenth Massachu-
setts regiment volunteer infantry in the
Rebellion, together with some personal
reminiscences. DEDH. HIST. REG., XIV
(Jan.-Oct.) 2-1 1, 48-55, 75-83, 108-117.
Contd. from 1902. [764
Hallum, John. Reminiscences of the Civil
War. Little Rock, Tunnah and Pittard,
printers. 400 p. 2ocm. [765
Confederate war reminiscences obtained directly
from private soldiers and subordinate officers.
Hart, Albert Bushnell, ed. The romance of
the Civil War; selected and annotated by
Albert Bushnell Hart with the collabora-
tion of Elizabeth Stevens. New York,
Macmillan. xiv, 418 p. illus. 19 Jem.
(Source-readers in Am. hist., no. 4) [766
Illustrative extracts from various writers with-
out any attempt to give a continued narrative.
Hockersmith, L[orenzo] D. Morgan's escape.
A thrilling s.tory of war times. A true his-
tory of the raid of General Morgan and his
men through Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio.
Madison ville, Ky., Glenn's graphic print.
iv, 54 p. port., plan. 22cm. [767
Hopkins, William P. The Seventh regiment
Rhode Island volunteers in the Civil War,
1862-1865. Providence, R. I., Snow and
F. xxiv, 543 p. pi., port., fold, maps, plan.
23|cm. [768
Edited by George B. Peck. Includes biograph-
ical sketches of commissioned officers and a register
of the regiment.
Houston, Henry C. The Thirty-second Maine
regiment of infantry volunteers; an his-
torical sketch. Portland, Southworth bros.
xii, 537 P- ports. 24001. [769
The 32d regiment was consolidated with the
31st in Dec., 1864.
Howard, McHenry. Closing scenes of the
war about Richmond. Retreat of Custis
Lee's division and the battle of Sailor's
Creek. So. HIST. soc. PAP., XXXI, 129-
145- [770
From the New Orleans Picayune, Oct. 4-11,
1903.
Hudson, Joshua Hilary. Sketches and remi-
niscences. Columbia, S. C., The State co.
190 p. front, (port.) plates, facsim. 23
cm. [771
Civil War reminiscences and sketches of South
Carolina history. Rev. in: So. hist, assoc. pub.,
VIII (May, 1904) 237-238.
Humphreys, David. Heroes and spies of the
Civil War. . . New York, Neale. 223 p.
front, (port.) 2ocm. [772
Illinois infantry. 74th regiment, 1862-1865.
Reunion proceedings and history of the
regiment. Rockford, 111., W. P. Lamb.
245 p. 24cm. [773
Includes a history of 74th 111. volunteer infantry.
An incident of Fredericksburg. W. C. B.
UNIT. SER., XLI (May) 1218-1222. [774
Irwell, Lawrence. Blockades. GREEN BAG,
XV (Feb.) 62-66. [775
Jackman, Mrs. Louisa. Two loyal Kentucky
women [Mrs. M. G. Vaughan and Mrs. Jack-
man. An incident of Mar., 1863] McLEAN
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Jefferson Davis, privateer. So. HIST. soc.
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Revised and enlarged edition of "A while with
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