Exchange of Prisoners - Rumors from Richmond.pdf
Exciting Adventures - Reconnoissances in North Carolina Waters.pdf
Exciting Provost Duty – Stirring times at Knoxville at the close of the War.pdf
Execution of Corbin and McGraw on Johnson's Island - Convicted by court martial of recruiting for the Confederate Army.pdf
Execution of Dr. Wright - Graphic description by an eye-witness.pdf
Experiences in Southern Prison-Pens – Something about Cahawba prison.pdf
Experiences of a Prisoner in Dixie – Guarded by Imboden’s men at Richmond.pdf
Experiences of an Assistant Quartermaster – Sherman’s Bummers had far from a picnic on their long march.pdf
Explanation of Pope's Advance to the Rapidan and retreat to the Rappahannock - Strength of the Rebel Army.pdf
Exploding a Mine - Story of the Crater Movement at Petersburg.pdf
Fall of Fort Fisher- Report from the Flagship Malvern off Fort Fisher, NC.pdf
Fall of New Orleans - A Graphic Sketch of the Opening of the Mississippi.pdf
Fall of Richmond – Evacuation of the Capital of the Confederacy as seen by a Boy.pdf
Farragut's Squadron - Battle of Mobile Bay.pdf
Farragut's Victory - A Glance at its Importance.pdf
Fate of the Cumberland – A useless sacrifice of a gallant crew and stout ship in Hampton Roads.pdf
Federal Rule in New Orleans - Departure of General Butler.pdf
Federal Troops Probably in Possession of Port Royal - Great excitement in Rebeldom.pdf
Field Hospital at Sandy Hook – Stealing stragglers from Sheridan’s Army to build the hospital and act as guards.pdf
Fight at Atlanta – Work of the Seventy-eighth and Twentieth Ohio that day.pdf
Fight at Charleston - Repulse of the Federal Iron-Clads.pdf
Fight at Paducah - Description by an eye-witness.pdf
Fight at Pensacola - Reported bombardment of Fort McRae by the Niagara and Colorado .pdf
Fight on Roanoke Island – The Confederates Victorious; Enemy land five thousand men.pdf
Fighting at Philadelphia - The Infantry in the East Tennessee Campaign at 1863.pdf
Fighting at Tupelo - The Live Eagle Brigade and Its Gallant Work.pdf
Fighting Before Richmond - Stirring incidents of the Battle of Seven Pines.pdf
Fighting Black Hawk in Utah – The exciting adventure of Dispatch Bearers and a game little mustang.pdf
Fighting for Vicksburg - Experience of a 30th Illinois Soldier.pdf
Fighting Forrest – An Iowa Cavalryman's tale of Soldier's Labor Lost.pdf
Fighting Forrest – Capron’s Brigade and how it aided Schofield’s Army.pdf
Fighting His Way - The Night Passage of Kilpatrick Through Monterey Pass.pdf
Fighting in the West - Battle of Wilson's Creek, Where the Gallant Lyon Fell.pdf
Fighting Jackson – The 7th Indiana in the Shenandoah Valley in 1862.pdf
Fighting, Scouting and Picketing - Incidents in the History of the Saber Brigade, Army of the Cumberland.pdf
Fired First and Last Shots – Remarkable experience of Major Laughlin, 155th Pennsylvania.pdf
Firing on Fort Sumter - Experience of a Northern Mechanic in Charleston.pdf
First battle of the Civil War - As seen by an eye-witness.pdf
First Bull Run - A newspaper correspondents experience.pdf
First Bull Run - Experiences of an Ohio Three Months’ Man.pdf
First Day at Gettysburg - Heavy engagement on the Chambersburg Pike.pdf
First Flag in Petersburg – The colors of the 1st Michigan Sharpshooters thrust thru the face of the town clock.pdf
First Naval Movement - Early Union Expedition on the Coast of North Carolina.pdf
First Pennsylvania Light Artillery - Grand array of splendidly efficient batteries.pdf
First Steps in War - Organizing a New Regiment and Taking It to the Field.pdf
Five Days in the Field - A New York Engineer at the Battle of the Wilderness.pdf
Five Forks - Of Greater Importance Than it Has Gotten Credit For.pdf
Flanking Johnston - The Army of the Tennessee on the Move.pdf
Flashing Sabers - Chasing Lee’s Columns After Gettysburg.pdf
Flights from Prison - The story af a prison escape.pdf
Flights from Prison - The story of a Prison Escape that resembles Comrade Hill's.pdf
Florence Military Prison - The Yadkee Prisoners.pdf
Forerunner of the Gatling Gun – Terrible slaughter at Charles City Crossroads.pdf
Formidable Craft – Two Rebel Rams that caused consternation in the North.pdf
Fort Blakely - A Seamans account of its capture.pdf
Fort Delaware - A visitor describes this formidable fortress.pdf
Fort Delaware Prison - Soldiers released under a flag of truce.pdf
Fort Donelson - General Johnston Hurrying Re-enforcements to the Fort.pdf
Fort Donelson - Letter from an eye-witness to the battle.pdf
Fort Donelson - Preliminary Movements of the Contending Forces.pdf
Fort Donelson - Preliminary reconnaissance into Kentucky.pdf
Fort Donelson – The defense and surrender from a Confederate standpoint.pdf
Fort Fisher Taken – 2,500 prisoners and 72 guns taken; Official reports.pdf
Fort Fisher Taken - Report from Admiral Porter.pdf
Fort Gregg – Timely and most soldierly reflections upon revisiting the battlefield.pdf
Fort Harrison - How It was Stormed Early in that September Day.pdf
Fort Harrison – How it was taken, and the first three Union men on the Ramparts.pdf
Fort Henry Taken - The Navy Again Triumphant.pdf
Fort Pillow – A graphic account of Forrest’s Bloody work.pdf
Fort Steadman – General Lee’s plan and its purpose.pdf
Fort Steadman - The 100th Pennsylvania in the Recapture of Fort Steadman.pdf
Fort Sumter Attacked - Bombardment all day yesterday.pdf
Four-Gun Battery - Harrison’s Brigade at the Battle of Resaca.pdf
Franklin and Nashville - Narrative by John McElroy.pdf
Fredericksburg - As Seen by One of Meagher's Irish Brigade.pdf
Fredericksburg - Points of attack and defense on the Rappahannock.pdf
From Battlefield to Prison - Recollections of the Battle of Port Republic and Prison Life at Lynchburg and Belle Isle.pdf
From Britain's Docks - Career of the Rebel Ram Atlanta.pdf
From Cairo to Donelson - The 30th Indiana in Active Service in the West.pdf
From Chattanooga - Camp of the 2nd Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, December 28, 1863.pdf
From Culpeper to Spottsylvania - Interesting Reminiscence by a Veteran Who Saw What He Relates.pdf
From Fortress Monroe - Naval Bombardment at Gloucester Point.pdf
From General Rosecran's Army - Terrible Battle at Murfreesboro.pdf
From Grant's Army - A Letter from a private soldier recalls a six day's campaign.pdf
From Hampton Roads - Monitor, Stevens and Nargatuck at work.pdf
From Louisville to the Sea - A soldiers diary of the civil wa.pdf
From Milliken’s Bend to Vicksburg - Narrative of the Part Taken by the 114th Ohio.pdf
From Mobile - Farragut's victory; forts invested by General Granger.pdf
From New Orleans - Details of the capture; The forts surrender.pdf
From Pulaski to Nashville - The Positions and Part Taken by the First Brigade, Second Division, Fourth Corps.pdf
From Sandusky - Particulars of the Great Copperhead Plot.pdf
From Sandusky, Ohio - Conspiracy uncovered to capture the steamer Michigan and liberation of prisoners at Johnson's Island.pdf
From Second Bull Run to Antietam – Campaigning with the Army of the Potomac under Pope and McClellan.pdf
From Sherman's Army - Operations before Atlanta to August 6.pdf
From the 7th regiment - Notes from the battlefield; Camp Tyler, Virginia, April 13, 1862.pdf
From the Army before Corinth - Our Chicago boys and batteries.pdf
From the Army Before Richmond - An eye-witness tells of the terrible engagement upon the Peninsula.pdf
From the Army of the Potomac - Reported capture of Richmond by General Keyes.pdf
From the Forty-fifth Pennsylvania Regiment - Extract of a letter of a Private Soldier, May 13, 1862.pdf
From the Lower Potomac - Large Force of Rebels at Mathias Point.pdf
From the Rapidan to Groveton - Imminent Peril of the Union Army Under Pope.pdf
From the Sea to the Grand Review – Geary’s Division marches away from Savannah on the road towards Atlanta.pdf
Full account of the Naval Battle off Charleston - The Blockade not raised at all.pdf
Fuller's Ohio Brigade - A Band of Buckeye Boys Who Rendered Famous Service.pdf
Gaines's Mill – A hospital steward’s sketchy picture of a day with bullets and bandages.pdf
Gallant Soldier Sons - Bright Record of the 109th Pennsylvania in Armies East and West.pdf
Garfield in Kentucky – Humphrey Marshall plants his foot upon his native Heath.pdf
Garfield's Successful Campaign – Driving General Humphrey Marshall out of the Big Sandy Valley and Eastern Kentucky.pdf
General A.J. Smith's Raid – And the meeting he had with Forrest at Tupelo.pdf
General B.F. Kelley - The Man Who Kept Jackson Out of Pennsylvania.pdf
General Berdan - And his famous sharpshooters at gettysburg.pdf
General Blunt's Campaign in Southwest Missouri - Detailed by an officer who was an eye-witness.pdf
General C.P. Stone in the South – The only high officer in Banks’s Army who had any fight in him.pdf
General Curtis’s Army - The March Through Arkansas from Batesville to Helena.pdf
General D.E. Sickles - Defends the course pursued by him at Gettysburg.pdf
General Ewell - A staff officer tells the story of his capture.pdf
General Frys Story - Of Mill Springs and how Zollicoffer fell by his hand.pdf
General Grant’s Spies – One of his trusted officers writes interestingly of them.pdf
General Hazen at Chattanooga by General Green B. Raum.pdf
General Hill's Report - Explanation of the steps taken to intercept and pursue Garnett's Army in Virginia and Maryland.pdf
General Howards Reminiscences - Personal Reminiscences of the War of the Rebellion, 1883.pdf
General Howards Reminiscences - Personal Reminiscences of the War of the Rebellion, 1884.pdf
General Howards Reminiscences - Personal Reminiscences of the War of the Rebellion, 1885.pdf
General Irvin McDowell – General Haupt considered him the ablest General in the Army of the Potomac.pdf
General John E. Wool - A Hero of Three Wars.pdf
General Lee's Retreat - Pursuit by the Army of the Potomac.pdf
General Philip Sheridan - A dashing cavalryman and a hard fighter.pdf
General Philip Sheridan - A little gossip about the chief of the army.pdf
General Philip Sheridan - Personal Recollections.pdf
General Philip Sheridan - Talks of fighting and scouting on the plains.pdf
General Robert Anderson - Anecdotes never before published.pdf
General W. S. Hancock - His sudden death on Governors island.pdf
General William F. Smith - Perhaps the Greatest Strategist of the Civil War.pdf
General William Nelson -  The hard experiences the 34th Indiana boys had with him.pdf
General Zook at Gettysburg – He leads his brigade into the very vortex of death and destruction.pdf
Gettysburg - A Complete Analysis of the Official Records.pdf
Gettysburg - After twenty Years.pdf
Gettysburg – As the historic town appeared before and after the battle.pdf
Gettysburg – General J.B. Sweltzer’s Brigade in the fearful struggles of the Second Day.pdf
Gettysburg - Great Speech of General Sickles on the Battlefield July 2, 1863.pdf
Gettysburg – Impressions of a great battle as told by the Chief of Orderlies.pdf
Gettysburg - The Campaign was a Chapter of Accidents.pdf
Gettysburg - The Third Corps' Great Battle on July 2.pdf
Gettysburg Battle - Discussion of its importance and the results of a Rebel Victory.pdf
Gettysburg Campaign - The Movements of Union and Confederate Troops.pdf
Gettysburg Reminiscences - A Surgeon's Story of the Battle on Pennsylvania's Soil.pdf
Girding for the War - Traitors and Spies.pdf
Girl Guerillas - Missouri maidens who fought with bushwhackers in the Civl War.pdf
Globe Tavern – A soldier’s recollections of the Weldon Railroad.pdf
Going Foraging - A hunt for much needed supplies.pdf
Going to the Union Army – A Tennessee refugee’s perilous journey to Kentucky, guided by a Federal Spy.pdf
Goodbye to Dixie - An Ohio Soldier's Story of His Escape From Danville.pdf
Grant and Thomas – How they appeared to a correspondent when Missionary Ridge was captured.pdf
Grant at Vicksburg – Storming the Confederate Works on the 22nd of May.pdf
Great Battle at Columbus - Samuel Harman of the Washington Rifles was an eye-witness.pdf
Great Battle at Gettysburg - A full and graphic account of the Three Days Conflict by an eye-witness.pdf
Great Battle at Gettysburg - Army of the Potomac Victorius.pdf
Great Battle at Gettysburg - Cavalry Fight at Hagerstown.pdf
Great Battle at Gettysburg - Desperate Fighting; The Rebels driven from the state.pdf
Great Battle at Gettysburg - First Day, Death of General Reynolds.pdf
Great Battle at Gettysburg - Rebel forces concentrating in the mountains between Carlisle and Gettysburg.pdf
Great Battle at Gettysburg - Union Troops Victorius; Rebels Retreating.pdf
Great Battle at Manassas Junction - Full account by an eye-witness.pdf
Great Battle at Memphis - Our gunboats overpowered; Memphis is in the hands of the enemy.pdf
Great Battle at Pittsburg Landing - Nelson's brigade drives the Rebels back two miles.pdf
Great Battle near Springfield, Missouri - Additional details from an eye-witness.pdf
Great Cavalry Fight - The engagement at Beverly's Ford and Brandy Station; 200 prisoners taken.pdf
Great Naval Fight - Statement of the Pilot of the Cumberland.pdf
Greatest Cavalry Raid in History – The swoop of the Western Rough Riders thru Alabama and Georgia.pdf
Greene's Brigade – Its splendid defense of Culp’s Hill.pdf
Gregg’s Cavalry - Its Participation in the Stoneman Raid of 1863 .pdf
Grierson and Forrest as Raiders – Grierson and Forrest as Raiders; Forrest’s spectacular raid into Memphis.pdf
Guerillas Rounded Up – Troopers of the 6th Pennsylvania have a lively time with Rebel Raiders in the Winter of 1863.pdf
Gunboat Fight at Fort Donelson - An eye-witness details the fight between Federal gunboats and the batteries of Fort Donelson.pdf
Hancock at Gettysburg - Sent by Meade to restore the routed right wing.pdf
Hard Lines - The Pitiful Experience of a Union Prisoner in Southern Pens.pdf
Harper’s Ferry – A story of the surrender, by one of the garrison.pdf
Harper's Ferry – How the Cavalry escaped out of the toils..pdf
Harper's Ferry and its Surrender - Recollections of a disastrous campaign, by W. H. Sanderson.pdf
Harris Light Cavalry – The unique and brilliant career 2nd New York Cavalry.pdf
Harrison at Peach Tree Creek – Splendid gallantry of a future President in a sanguinary melee.pdf
Harrisons Landing, 1862 - Rebels shelling the Union army .pdf
Hatch’s Hard Riders - The Brilliant Services of the Cavalry at Nashville.pdf
Hawes’s Shop - An Episode of Sheridan’s Great Cavalry Raid.pdf
Hawkin's Zouaves - Charge of the 9th New York at Roanoke Island.pdf
Hettie Fletcher - Rebel heroine of North Mountain.pdf
High-Water Mark of the Campaign – The fierce struggle for the Four-Gun Battery at Resaca.pdf
His Early Service - Picket Duty that was hazardous.pdf
His First Battle - An Indiana Boys experience in the second days fight at Shiloh.pdf
His Story – An Ohio Boy's Experience in the War.pdf
Historic Manassas - Experience of a Minnesota Comrade on the Old Battlefield.pdf
History of a Great Conspiracy - The conspirators and their programme; The Subterranian Passage found on Johnson's Island.pdf
History of the Corps - How They Were Formed and of What Troops Composed.pdf
History of the Ram Fleet and the Mississippi Marine Brigade in the War for the Union on the Mississippi and its Tributaries. The story of the Ellets and their men (1907).pdf
Hit by a Rebel Sharpshooter – An interesting incident which occurred while Longstreet was besieging Suffolk.pdf
Hold the Fort -  Message From Corse.pdf
Hold the Fort - Signal messages between Kenesaw and Allatoona.pdf
Holding Allatoona – Graphic description of the Battle by a Wisconsin Veteran.pdf
Holding Duck River – Interesting episodes as told by a 14th Illinois man.pdf
Holly Springs - A Ten-Strike by Van Dorn and Murphy Caught Napping.pdf
Home on Furlough – A Maine Veteran’s story of his wartime vacation and its train of untoward happenings.pdf
Hood's Campaign - Sherman pursues Hood Northward..., by Captain Henry Romeyn, 5th U.S. Infantry.pdf
Hood's Invasion of Tennessee – General Wagner and his troops at Spring Hill; Errors and omissions in Captain Schofield’s account.pdf
Hood's Lines Broken - But General Cox could not have ordered a charge, by A.J. Bradford, Company F, 20th Michigan Cavalry.pdf
Hooker and the Army – General Le Due indignantly denies that Hooker had lost the confidence of his men.pdf
Horrors of Belle Isle – A Connecticut comrade takes up Captain Beecham’s account and continues the narrative.pdf
Horrors of Point Lookout and Elmira Prisons - A soldier's experience of a protracted confinement.pdf
Horrors of Rebel Prisons - An account that makes the blood run cold.pdf
Horrors of the Battlefield – A Massachusetts comrade piled dead comrades before him after a charge on the Confederate works at Petersburg.pdf
Horrors of the Battlefield - The terrible record of the brave Illinois Division led by the gallant McClernand.pdf
Horrors of the Columbia - A French Scout's Memories of Sheridan 40 Tears Ago.pdf
Hostilities Commenced - Bombardment of Fort Sumter.pdf
How a Fort Was Taken - The Investment and Bombardment of Fort Pulaski.pdf
How I Captured Seven Johnnies – An incident of the Antietam Campaign.pdf
How Mobile Bay was taken - Story of America's Greatest Naval Fight witnessed from the deck of one of the conquering ships.pdf
How Sergeant Rand Became a Private – A tale of self-sacrifice and heroism.pdf
How the Queen of the West ran the Blockade – A correspondent’s account of the running of the blockade at Vicksburg.pdf
How the Rebels Treat Our Prisoners - Albert D. Richardson testifies of the barbarous treatment before the Committee on the Conduct of the War.pdf
How they treat Union Prisoners in Richmond - A Cavalryman recounts his ordeal there.pdf
How Wadsworth Fell - His death at the Battle of the Wilderness.pdf
Hunting Deserters – Life with the 4th Cavalry in Texas after the Civil War.pdf
Hurling Hood Back – A 93rd Indiana comrade tells of doings at Nashville.pdf
In A Tight Place - Jeb Stuart's Close Call at Verdiersville.pdf
In Battle Line - by Free S. Bowley.pdf
In Front of Atlanta - The Desperate Fighting of the Seventeenth Corps.pdf
In Front of Fort Wagner – How the 82 men of the 12th Mass drove 89 rebels from their earthworks and captured 68 of them.pdf
In Front of Yorktown – Evacuation by the Confederates.pdf
In Front of Yorktown – Incidents and anecdotes of the siege.pdf
In Front of Yorktown- A Reminiscence.pdf
In Hostile Hands – A plain tale of trial and suffering in Salisbury Prison.pdf
In Libby Prison - A Sandusky County Soldier's experiences.pdf
In Mosby’s Clutches – One of the 5th New York Cavalry who fell into the hands of the guerillas.pdf
In Old Virginia - The 5th New York Cavalry in General John Pope's Campaign.pdf
In Pennsylvania - The trying march from Falmouth to Gettysburg.pdf
In Rear Of Vicksburg - Grant’s Campaign that Bottled up Pemberton’s Army.pdf
In Rebel Prisons - The graphic story of Lieut. Willis, 51st Indiana.pdf
In the Army - Reminiscences of a Quartermaster Sergeant.pdf
In the Carolinas - The Northward Sweep of Sherman's Resistless Army.pdf
In the Dismal Swamp – Revisiting the battlefields of the Roanoke Country; The gallant charge of the Hawkin’s Zouaves.pdf
In the Enemy's Hands – How a Union Soldier, wounded, saw the fight from both sides at Cedar Creek.pdf
In the Front Line at Ezra Chapel - What a Member of the 29th Missouri Saw in That Battle.pdf
In the Hands of the Philistines - A weary sojourn in the bull-pens of the South.pdf
In the Historic Shenandoah - At Cedar Creek, Belle Grove Farmhouse, Sheridan's Headquarters.pdf
In the Saddle - Services of the Cavalry at the Battle of Nashville.pdf
In the South in 1862 – Corporal Pike graphically describes conditions in Macon and elsewhere in the early part of the war.pdf
In the Thick of It - What the Iron Brigade Experienced in the Old-Dominion.pdf
In the Trenches - A Ninth Corps man tells of storming Petersburg.pdf
In the Wild West - Arizona at the outbreak of the rebellion.pdf
In the Wilderness - How the Vermont Brigade and Getty’s Division Fought and Suffered.pdf
In the Wilderness – Opening of the Forty Days Fight.pdf
In the Wilderness - The Army of the Potomac Moves Toward Richmond.pdf
In The Wilderness - The Disaster to Shaler's and Seymour's Brigades.pdf
In War Times - The National Capital Just Before the Outbreak.pdf
In West Virginia - One of the Important Early Campaigns of the War.pdf
Incidents at Resaca – The advance of the first day and bloody repulse of the second.pdf
Incidents of McClellan's Retreat – A starving horde reached Harrison’s Landing.pdf
Incidents of the Battles at Resaca - Details of the operation of our forces.pdf
Inside of  Rebeldom - Life of a Private in the Confederate Army.pdf
Interesting Revelations - General Baker's History of the Secret Service.pdf
Into the Wilderness – Barlow’s position at the Brock Road and Hancock’s and Longstreet’s position on the Plank Road revisited.pdf
Invading Virginia – The Rebels fail to fortify Arlington.pdf
Invasion at Gettysburg - Carlisle, Gettysburg and York in Rebel hands.pdf
Invasion of Vermont from the Canada side - An eye-witness account; Robbery of banks and panic of the citizens.pdf
Iron-Clad vessels - The Fight in Hampton Roads.pdf
Island Number Ten - The Enforced Evacuation of Columbus by General Polk.pdf
Island Number Ten - The First Success in Opening the Mississippi.pdf
Its Last Campaign - Shield’s Division Raced with Stonewall Jackson.pdf
Jeff Davis on Andersonville - All the fault of the North, we thought.pdf
Jeff Davis's Capture - Incidents in the pursuit of the arch rebel.pdf
Jimtown Raid - A lively tale of reconstruction days.pdf
John Morgan’s Raid - Through Ohio’s Fresh Fields and Pastures Green.pdf
Johnson's Island - Escape of Rebel Soldiers to Montreal.pdf
Johnson's Island - Letter from a prisoner..pdf
Joiner’s Ford – Exciting memories of the Blackwater.pdf
Judson Kilpatrick - A graphic sketch of a renowned Cavalry leader.pdf
Just Before the Battle – Thrilling midnight march of Sherman’s Rear-Guard.pdf
Kaintuck - Experiences of residents in a border state in 1861.pdf
Kanawha Division and its Campaigns.pdf
Kenesaw Mountain – The Twenty-fourth Kentucky capture a battery.pdf
Kentucky Strategy – Munfordsville an important point several times during the war.pdf
Kentucky Troopers – Who saved Rosecrans’s Ammunition Train at Stone River.pdf
Kilpatrick's Raid – The attack on and capture of Jonesboro.pdf
Knocking Down Big Guns – An Indiana Corporal’s happy achievements at Port Hudson.pdf
Landing of the Great Naval Expedition -Particulars of the fight; private letter from Captain Dupont.pdf
Last Days of Andersonville - Ending history of the torture pen.pdf
Last Flag of Truce – A perilous and eventful mission within Confederate Lines, resulting in the surrender of General Newsom.pdf
Last to Leave Andersonville – Final scenes at the pest hole; The trip to Jacksonville.pdf
Last week in Fort Wagner - Graphic history of the bombardment of the fort.pdf
Latest from the Virginia Campaign - Great battle on Wednesday, vivid description from an eye-witness.pdf
Latest from Vicksburg - End of the Arkansas as seen by an eye-witness.pdf
Laying a Bridge - Recollections of an Army of the Potomac Pontonier.pdf
Led by General Smith - Marching and Skirmishing in '64, as Told by One of the 7th  Kansas Cavalry.pdf
Lee Herron – Reminiscences of service on the plains with Tom Wallace’s Scouts.pdf
Lee's First Invasion - Recollections of the Eastern Campaigns of the Fall of 1862.pdf
Lee's Lost Order – It was found by some pickets from the 27th Indiana.pdf
Left on the Field – The exciting adventures of a wounded ex-Andersonville prisoner.pdf
Letter from Libby Prison - A communication from Colonel Baird of the 85th regiment Indiana Volunteers.pdf
Letters from Libby - Good Testimony as to How Prisoners Were treated.pdf
Letters from the Field - Accounts of events in the History of the 98th Ohio.pdf
Letters from the Second Kansas - Fight with Quantrill's gang.pdf
Letters from the Trenches – A contemporaneous account of the investment and surrender of Vicksburg.pdf
Letters Historical - Story Told by the Correspondence between Blunt and Hindman, At Prairie Grove.pdf
Letters of Charles A. Dana - Telling reports to the War Department from the Front.pdf
Lewisburg, West Virginia - One battle where the rebels were not out numbered.pdf
Libby Prison - A gentleman who has experienced the miseries there tells his story.pdf
Libby Prison - A Short History.pdf
Libby Prison - Lee's Army advances into Pennsylvania.pdf
Libby Prison - Ohio Prisoners Hold an Election in Libby Prison.pdf
Life in A Fort - Thirteen Months of Garrison Duty in Fort St. Philip.pdf
Life in Fort Delaware - Experiences of a Confederate Prisoner of War During 1863 and 1864.pdf
Life in Libby Prison - A letter from Leutenant G. Duncan Forsyth, 100th O.V.I. to his Mother..pdf
Life in Prison - Experiences of Union Officers at Columbia, South Carolina.pdf
Life in Rebel Prisons - How the Rebels Treat Our Prisoners.pdf
Life in Rebel Prisons- A Tennessan's Experience at Macon, Charleston and Columbia.pdf
Life on an Iron-Clad - The Experiences of a Volunteer Naval Officer.pdf
Lincoln in Richmond - True Version of the War President's Famous Visit.pdf
Lincoln’s Private Spy – An incident from the exciting life of Little Justin Hulburd, The most daring spy the world ever knew.pdf
Lively Prison Duty - Reminiscences of a 10th Kansas man about guarding prisoners.pdf
Logan At Atlanta - How his magnetic presence inspired the soldiers, by C.E. Adams.pdf
Logan in Line - At Ezra Chapel July 28, 1864.pdf
Longest March in the War – The 11th Kansas Cavalry claims that it made it and suffered from intense cold and hunger.pdf
Longstreet at Chickamauga – The masterly tactics which brought disaster to the Union Right.pdf
Lookout Mountain – A brilliant account of the exploits of Osterhaus’ Division.pdf
Lookout Mountain – What took place after the Battle Above the Clouds.pdf
Loss of the Monitor - Official Report of Her Commander.pdf
Losses at the Crater - Comrade Buell Gives Some Interesting Statistics as to the Fighting in Front of Petersburg in July, 1864.pdf
Loyal East Tennesseans – Story of a 150 mile march to reach the Union Lines.pdf
Loyal Kentuckians - Formation of Home Guards in the Eastern Part of the State.pdf
Loyal Mountaineers - Battle of Cross Keys.pdf
Loyal Mountaineers - Blenkers Division Object to West Virginia troops.pdf
Loyal Mountaineers - Bushwhackers Harry the Unionists of Eastern Kentucky.pdf
Loyal Mountaineers - Death of Colonel Washington, General Lee's Chief of Staff.pdf
Loyal Mountaineers - Direful Campaign which terminated at Second Bull Run.pdf
Loyal Mountaineers - Intense patriotism of our West Virginians.pdf
Loyal Mountaineers - Skirmish at Monterey.pdf
Loyal Tennesseans – What it cost to be for the Union at the South.pdf
Made Three Escapes – Comrade Grogger gains his liberty, after being recaptured twice.pdf
Major Anderson at Fort Sumter - General Buell's Story of His Visit to Him.pdf
Major General Kilpatrick – An enthusiastic cadet, who won a Major-General’s stars.pdf
Making a Brave Stand - The 39th Ohio at the Second Corinth Fight.pdf
Making Soldiers – Schooling raw Wisconsin recruits into splendid veterans.pdf
Malvern - The End of the Seven Days.pdf
Malvern Hill - A Michigan Comrade's Recollections of the Great Battle.pdf
Man of Resource - Active Service of General T.W. Sweeny, as Told by His Letters.pdf
March of the Army of the Potomac - Secretary Stanton's Despatches.pdf
Marching Through Georgia – A narrative by General O.O. Howard.pdf
Mark Twain as a Soldier - Served in a bloodless campaign.pdf
Maryland in the War - The Patriotism of Her Union Men and Her Record in the Civil War.pdf
Massacred Soldiers - The Brutal Slaughter at Centralia, Missouri.pdf
Matagorda Bay - End of a Long Cruise on the Tempestuous Waters of the Gulf.pdf
Meade at Gettysburg - by General John Pope.pdf
Meade Under Grant - A Narrative by General John Pope.pdf
Mechanicsville – Beginning of the Seven Days.pdf
Mechanicsville - One of the Important Battles on the Peninsula.pdf
Men and Events - Recollections of Distinguished Generals of the Civil War.pdf
Men on Horseback at Cedar Creek - Helped to Make the Most Wonderful Historic Day of the Rebellion.pdf
Merrimac and her Exploits - An inside view of the Rebel monster from the men who built her.pdf
Merrimac and Her Exploits - An Outside and Inside View of a Rebel Monster.pdf
Met in the Field - Personal Recollections of Some Union Officers.pdf
Military Correspondence - From Wetmore's Battery, Camp Cumberland Ford, April 8th, 1862.pdf
Military Telegraphing - Hazardous and Vitally Important Work of a Corps of Brave Men.pdf
Mink’s Battery - A Story of Doing and Daring in the Civil War.pdf
Minnesota at Nashville - More of her soldiers there than in any other battle.pdf
Minty’s Saber Brigade - The Part They Took in the Chattanooga Campaign.pdf
Miraculous Escape - One of a Long Series of Adventures.pdf
Miss Major Pauline Cushman - Female Scout and Spy.pdf
Mission Ridge - Story of the charge told by an enlisted maan.pdf
Missionary Ridge – A vivid story of the opening of the Battle on the North End.pdf
Missionary Ridge - Raising the Siege at Chattanooga.pdf
Missionary Ridge - The Battle Above the Clouds as Seen From Below.pdf
Mississippi Flotilla - A Nondescript Navy Which Speedily Becomes a Power.pdf
Missouri Bush and Prairie – A narrative by Ira M. Mallory, Sergeant, Company G,  17th Illinois Cavalry.pdf
Missouri in the Summer of 1861 - Affairs in that State the First Year of the War.pdf
Mobile - Start of the 16th Corps from Eastport until the capture of the Rebel stronghold.pdf
Monitor vs Merrimac- Story of the Battle by an Eye-Witness.pdf
More about Mine Run - Collection of statements from eye-witnesses .pdf
More About Spring Hill - The Theory of the Lost Opportunity Strongly Argued.pdf
Morgan and His Men - A Confederate Lyrist Chants the Praises of the Blue Grass Chieftain and His Followers.pdf
Morgan’s Rough Riders - His Kentucky Raid, December, 1862.pdf
Morgan's Men Under Duke – A narrative by George Dallas Musgrove.pdf
Morgan's Raid into Indiana - Operations of Morgan's Freebooters.pdf
Mosby and His Men - An interesting account by a Virginian.pdf
Mosby and His Men - How Mosby got the money he needed to keep going.pdf
Mosby and His Men - How two hundred Yankee soldiers went to take Mosby and his sixty men and why they failed.pdf
Mosby and His Men - Raids into the enemy's lines.pdf
Mosby and His Men - The last meeting of Mosby's Battalion.pdf
Mosby the Guerilla - John S. Mosby walks the streets of Richmond.pdf
Mosby's Mistake - A Wagonmaster's story of an attempt to capture his camp, by Martin Hargrove.pdf
Moscow, Tennessee – The bloody little battle on the banks of Wolf River.pdf
Mossy Creek – A desperate battle fought in East Tennessee.pdf
Movements at Vicksburg - Five Gunboats Pass Down.pdf
Murder of Six Confedereate Prisoners at St Louis - Particulars of the execution.pdf
My Maryland - The Part Borne by Her Troops in the Gettysburg Campaign.pdf
My Recollectioins of Stone River - The Personal Experience in that Hard-Fought Battle of a Man in the Ranks.pdf
Nashville Campaign - Part taken by the Second Division, Fourth Corps.pdf
Naval Action between the Kearsarge and Alabama - Semmes official report.pdf
Naval and Miltary Operations - Union Blockade, Rebel Batteries on the Mississippi; Forts on the Southern Sea Line.pdf
Naval Attack on Sewall's Point - Naval operations in Hampton Roads.pdf
Naval Battle at Charleston - Terrific naval bombardment; magnificient land attack.pdf
Naval Battle at Mobile – Details of the naval engagement in Mobile Bay.pdf
Naval Exploits Upon the Western Rivers - Proposition to take control of the Tennessee River.pdf
Naval Rams - Their advantages in modern naval warfare.pdf
Naval Sketches - Some of the Most Effective Federal Vessels in the Civil War.pdf
Negley's Division – It defense of Nashville and share in the Battle of Stone River.pdf
New facts about Quantrill - Stories of carnage as told by his mother.pdf
New Mexico – How one-third of the Union’s area was saved.pdf
New Orleans - Capture of Forts Jackson, St. Philip and Chalmette Batteries.pdf
New Orleans Victory - Despatch from Flag-Officer Farragut.pdf
News from Charleston - Fort Sumter Surrenders Unconditionally.pdf
News from Donelson – Hours of suspense to friends of the soldiers after the battle.pdf
News from the Great Fleet - Official despatches to the Navy Department, November, 1861.pdf
News from the Sixty-ninth regiment - Letter from a Private to his father.pdf
No Surprise at Shiloh - A Consideration of the Events of that Terrible Sunday.pdf
Norfolk is Ours - Lincoln's first Military and Naval Operations.pdf
North Carolinians at Gettysburg - A Critical Review of the Famous Confederate Charge on July 3, 1864.pdf
Observations in the South - A Massachusetts Chaplain's narrative of confinement at Belle Isle Prison.pdf
Off With Grierson – A dashing raid in the rear of Hood’s Army and its results.pdf
Official Report of Morgan's Expedition into Kentucky - Headquarters of Morgan's Command, July 30, 1862.pdf
Official Reports of the Naval Fight in Hampton Roads - Report of Lieutenant Pendergrast.pdf
Ohio at Gettysburg - The Regiments That Participated in the Great Battle.pdf
Old Capitol Prison - The horrors of the government bastile at Washington.pdf
Old Frigate Niagara – An old tar who will not have his good ship belittled.pdf
Old Peninsular Days - A Period That Tried the Spirits of Brave Men.pdf
On a Gunboat – The General Thomas running the batteries at Decatur, Alabama.pdf
On Board the U.S.S. Rattler – Scenes on the Mississippi by a Jackie who was on one of our Tinclads.pdf
On Cemetery Hill – Carroll’s Brigade and Rickett’s and Wiedrich’s Batteries.pdf
On Cheat River – A regiment demoralized by a mischievous ventriloquist.pdf
On Culp's Hill – The hard fighting by Wadsworth’s, Geary’s and Ruger’s Division.pdf
On Horseback - Incidents in the History of the 10th New York Cavalry.pdf
On Kansas Soil - Exciting Times on the Price Raid Against St. Louis.pdf
On Little Round Top - A Batteryman’s Reminiscences of Gettysburg.pdf
On Little Round Top – The bitter, obstinate, victorious struggle made by Vincent’s Brigade to save our left.pdf
On Little Round Top – The Fifth Corps fight at Gettysburg, particularly the 32nd Massachusetts part.pdf
On Special Duty - An incident of a Provost Marshals Life.pdf
On the Border - The Outbreak of Secession in Missouri in 1861.pdf
On The Firing Line - The 120th New York's Firm Stand on the Second Day at Gettysburg.pdf
On the Hatchie – The achievements of Hurlbut’s Fighting Fourth Division.pdf
On the High Seas - Capture of the Steamer Ariel by the Alabama.pdf
On the Lower Mississippi – Running the fleet past the batteries at Vicksburg and the exciting times before the event.pdf
On the Move - Cavalry Doings During the Last Days of the Rebellion.pdf
On the Right at Gettysburg - A Survivor’s Story of a Gallant but Unavailing Charge by the 2nd Mass.pdf
On the Right at Gettysburg – Brilliant work of the Third Brigade, Second Division, Twelfth Corps, on Culp’s Hill.pdf
On the Second Bull Run Field - The Gallant Fight Made by the Duryea Zouave.pdf
On the Second Day - A Light Batteryman's Story of Gettysburg.pdf
On the Teche – Soldiering amid the bayous of Louisiana.pdf
On the Wilson Raid – The 2nd Iowa Cavalry in the thick of action; The windup of the war.pdf
On to Atlanta – The 104th Ohio with Sherman in the Georgia Campaign.pdf
On to Richmond - Advance into Virginia.pdf
On Veteran Furlough - Surrender of an Ohio Regiment without a shot fired.pdf
One of My Busy Days - Sherman's Bummers Loose in South Carolina.pdf
One of the Forrest Boys – A Johnny Reb tells of the two weeks doings of Forrest in Tennessee in December, 1862.pdf
One of the Seven Days - What the Duryea Zouaves experienced at Gaines Mills.pdf
One of the War's Unrecognized Heroes – The value of John A. Rawlins to Grant and the country.pdf
One Who Was There – Some entertaining reminiscences of the Siege of Morris Island.pdf
Only man ever held prisoner by Quantrill - Reuben Randlett of Topeka has that distinction.pdf
Onward to Richmond - View by an eye-witness, May 31, 1864.pdf
Opening the Battle - A cavalryman's Recollection of the First Day's Fight at Gettysburg.pdf
Operations of the Rebel Rams on the James River - The 18th Corps again on the move.pdf
Orange Blossoms - Services of the 124th new york at Gettysburg.pdf
Orchard Knob – Raising the long siege of Chattanooga.pdf
Organizing Victory – Grant at Cairo in the Winter of 1861-62.pdf
Ossabaw Island, Georgia – A chapter from the experience of the 47th New York.pdf
Our Army at Vicksburg - Sinking of the Gunboat Cincinnati.pdf
Our Exchanged Prisoners - Arrival of 664 at Annapolis; statements of their treatment in captivity.pdf
Our friends in southern prisons - Truth sifted from rumor.pdf
Our Naval Squadrons - Biographical Sketches of the United States Navy in the Late War.pdf
Our Prisoners at Fort Lafayette and Delaware - An escapee from Fort Delaware tells his story.pdf
Emma St. Clair - The Angel of Castle Thunder.pdf
End of Rebellion – Official correspondence looking to the cessation of hostilities.pdf
End of the War - And the Beginning of Reconstruction.pdf
Engine Thieves - The Great Story of Capturing a Locomotive.pdf
Engines of Destruction - Career and Fate of Some Confederate War Vessels.pdf
Episodes of the War – Pen picture of Phil Kearny; How Stoughton was captured; The key at Gettysburg.pdf
Escape from Libby Prison - A.M. Crane of the 1st Vermont Cavalry recounts his captuure and escape.pdf
Escape from Libby Prison - An interesting narrative.pdf
Escape of Union Officers from Richmond - Twenty-seven officers escaped from Libby prison.pdf
Evacuation of Maryland Heights – A piece of spitework on the part of Colonel Thomas H. Ford, 32nd Ohio.pdf
Excelsior - The Five Regiments that composed an Ideal Brigade.pdf