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Single sheet 7 3/4" x 9 3/4", folded and printed in four sides. Masthead printed boldly "The Camp Kettle" with date line reading Vol.1 No. (indictinct), Hilton Nead S.C. Nov. 21, 1861. Top of lead column reads "The Camp Kettle is published every opportunity by the Field and Staff of the Roundhead Regiment, Col. Leasure, Commanding" This newsheet contains articles and notices about such events as the regiments difficult disembarkation in South Carolina, recruitment, the weather, contrabands, "Stirring Scenes", recruitment and deaths. Printed,a s would be expected, on poor quality paper. Quite worn along the folds with some separation, some additional staining. The "Roundhead Regiment" (100th Pennsylvania) was formed by Col. Daniel Leasure and consisted mainly of recruits from Lawrence County, Pa. (Col. Leasure was descended from Cromwell, hence his regiment's nickname). They were part of the larger force that took Forts Walker and Beauregard, Hilton Head and Lady's Island in early November, 1861.
"The Camp Kettle" (Civil War Newspaper Sheet for the 100th Penna. "Roundhead Regiment") Nov. 1861
Hilton Head, SC: 1861.
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The Confederate Veteran Magazine--Set of Six Volumes , 1893-1898
Harrisburg, PA: National Historical Society,
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Famous Adventures and Prison Escapes of the Civil War
NY: Century Co, 1906.
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Antietam to Appomattox with 118th Penna. Vols, Corn Exchange Regiment
Phila: J.L. Smith, 1892.
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REPORT OF STATE COMMISSION FOR ERECTION OF MONUMENT TO NINTH NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS AT NEW BERNE, NORTH CAROLINA
Robert Lacovara,
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34 pp. in illustrated wrappers with front wrap featuring Old Glory waving above a cannon emplacement overlooking a harbor. Illustrated with woodcuts including such subjects as "Our Union Volunteers", "Benjamin Franklin, The Philadelphia Printer", "Blockading Fleet Off The Southern Coast", "Cruising After The Pirate Steamship Alabama", "Battle in Virginia" as well as the usual small bucolic vignettes common to almanacs.. Quite scarce (OCLC locates one copy only) . Some chipping to the egdes of the wraps otherwise generally very good. (Pleae note: scans of any interior pages are not available due to fragility of the piece. Photo of front cover is available on our website.)
Union Almanac for 1865
Philadelphia: King & Baird, 1865.
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In Memoriam Henry Warner Slocum 1826-1894
Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon, 1904.
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Lost Victories: The Military Genius of Stonewall Jackson
Bevin Alexander
Henry Holt & Co, 1992.
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THE CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS, 1862
Chester G Hearn
Louisiana State University Press, 1995.
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Blood & Treasure: Confederate Empire in the Southwest (Texas a & M University Military History Series)
Donald S Frazier
College Station, TX: Texas A & M Univ Pr, 1995.
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The Reconstruction of States: Letter of Major-General Banks to Senator Lane
(Banks, Nathan Prentiss)
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1865.
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Single sheet folded quarto, written in pencil on all four sides. 5" x 8" (folded). Letter from a hospitalized Confederate soldier to his wife, dated Nov. 26, 1862 from Danville Hospital (Virginia). The soldier complains about conditions in the hospital and expresses his hope to return to his regiment where he will stand a better chance of getting a discharge. Reads in part: "...there is men here that has got one arm and they won't give them no discharge nor no furlows (sic) either... I had rather be with the regt than to be here for it smells so bad with the fever that it is enough to make a well man sick...I would be better to get to ( ? ) before the regt got away and if I did not get able to go with them I may get a furlow or a discharge and it would be better than to have to go to Alabama or Misisippi (sic) for I can ride all the way to Nashville...". Signed only as "your husband". Mailing folds and some discoloration to the first page. Writing a bit light but competely readable.
Confederate Soldier's Letter from Danville, Virginia Hospital, Nov. 26, 1862
(Civil War)
1862.
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Dedication of the Monument on Boston Common Erected to the Memory of The Men of Boston Who Died in The Civil War (Inscribed By a Former Civil War Officer)
(Civil War)
Boston: City Council of Boston, 1877.
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Partly printed document with blanks filled in by hand, dated Dec. 16, 1864 from the Second Auditor's Office, Treasury Department and addressed to "Lieut. Robert G. Welles, 10th Inf." (no additional unit information is provided). States in part, "Your Recruiting Account for the June, July, Aug., Sept. & Oct. 1864 have been adjusted, and a balance of $572.95 found due the United States..." . Mailing folds and a smudge to the top left corner of the document not affecting any text.
Treasury Department Auditor's Document for Civil War Recruiting Account dated 1864
(CIVIL WAR)
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Palmetto Pictures
(Hickox, Volney)
New York: Walter Low, 1863.
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The Drummer Boy. A Story of Burnside's Expedition
(Trowbridge, J.T.)
Boston: J.E. Tilton, 1863.
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Capture of Jefferson Davis Report No. 60 , 40th Congress, 2d. Session
(U.S. House of Representatives)
Washington DC: (1867).
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The March of Democracy: Volume II: From Civil War to World Power
ADAMS, James Truslow
NY: Scribners, 1933.
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Robert E. Lee's Civil War
ALEXANDER, Bevin
MA: Adams Media, 1998.
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British Essays in American History
Allen, H.C.; Hill, C.P. (eds.)
NY: St. Martin's, 1957.
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