The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate ArmiesOfficial records produced by the armies of the United States and the Confederacy, and the executive branches of their respective governments, concerning the military operations of the Civil War, and prisoners of war or prisoners of state. Also annual reports of military departments, calls for troops, correspondence between national and state governments, correspondence between Union and Confederate officials. The final volume includes a synopsis, general index, special index for various military divisions, and background information on how these documents were collected and published. Accompanied by an atlas. |
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CAPTAIN : By direction of the Secretary of War all officers , prison . ers of war , are to be confined at the depot at Sandusky , Ohio , and you will therefore please send to that place under a suitable guard all officers of the rebel ...
CAPTAIN : By direction of the Secretary of War all officers , prison . ers of war , are to be confined at the depot at Sandusky , Ohio , and you will therefore please send to that place under a suitable guard all officers of the rebel ...
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R. M. Corwine , department judge - advocate , Cincinnati , Ohio , or to myself . In general all prisoners should be held subject only to the order of the Secretary of War and the commander of the department from which the prisoners are ...
R. M. Corwine , department judge - advocate , Cincinnati , Ohio , or to myself . In general all prisoners should be held subject only to the order of the Secretary of War and the commander of the department from which the prisoners are ...
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W. S. PIERSON , Commanding Depot of Prisoners of War , Sandusky , Ohio . MAJOR : The company which will arrive to - day from Camp Chase will reirove any possible chance of an attempt at revolt by the prisoners , which even without its ...
W. S. PIERSON , Commanding Depot of Prisoners of War , Sandusky , Ohio . MAJOR : The company which will arrive to - day from Camp Chase will reirove any possible chance of an attempt at revolt by the prisoners , which even without its ...
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HEADQUARTERS , Camp Chase , Ohio , June 27 , 1862 . Colonel HOFFMAN , Commissary - General of Prisoners , Detroit . Sir : Yours dated 21st instant concerning or ordering release of surgeon prisoners confined at this post is received ...
HEADQUARTERS , Camp Chase , Ohio , June 27 , 1862 . Colonel HOFFMAN , Commissary - General of Prisoners , Detroit . Sir : Yours dated 21st instant concerning or ordering release of surgeon prisoners confined at this post is received ...
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... Tennessee , Kentucky , Ohio , Indiana and Michigan to Camp Chase , near Columbus , Ohio ; if belonging to regi . ments raised in the States of Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Iowa and Missouri to the camp near Jefferson Barracks ...
... Tennessee , Kentucky , Ohio , Indiana and Michigan to Camp Chase , near Columbus , Ohio ; if belonging to regi . ments raised in the States of Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Iowa and Missouri to the camp near Jefferson Barracks ...
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