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Page 57
The guard whilst not on post are allowed to go beyond the lines of the prison . In
case of an outbreak therefore among the prisoners there would be no force to
suppress the same . Citizens are permitted to converse with the guard and the ...
The guard whilst not on post are allowed to go beyond the lines of the prison . In
case of an outbreak therefore among the prisoners there would be no force to
suppress the same . Citizens are permitted to converse with the guard and the ...
Page 105
... that she be allowed one female servant and no more if she so choose ; that
one of the houses for hospital purposes be ... be allowed with her except through
this office , and that she be kept in close confinement until removed to Ship Island
.
... that she be allowed one female servant and no more if she so choose ; that
one of the houses for hospital purposes be ... be allowed with her except through
this office , and that she be kept in close confinement until removed to Ship Island
.
Page 132
Exhausted and worn out with two months'imprisonment upon starving rations
they feel that they should be allowed a short respite from the duties of a soldier
and that if they are to be kept at any point for the purpose of exchange they
should be ...
Exhausted and worn out with two months'imprisonment upon starving rations
they feel that they should be allowed a short respite from the duties of a soldier
and that if they are to be kept at any point for the purpose of exchange they
should be ...
Page 202
allowed to chop their wood for the “ Farmer's boilers " or stoves . They must be
allowed to split it , however , when necessary , and here axes will be allowed
them . The quartermaster will have immediately repaired the roofs of all the
quarters in ...
allowed to chop their wood for the “ Farmer's boilers " or stoves . They must be
allowed to split it , however , when necessary , and here axes will be allowed
them . The quartermaster will have immediately repaired the roofs of all the
quarters in ...
Page 804
He represented that with the exception of denying him intercourse with the other
prisoners he was kindly treated , well lodged and allowed to take the air on the
ramparts . Colonel Dimick , the U. S. officer in command at Fort Warren , is very ...
He represented that with the exception of denying him intercourse with the other
prisoners he was kindly treated , well lodged and allowed to take the air on the
ramparts . Colonel Dimick , the U. S. officer in command at Fort Warren , is very ...
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| Title | The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, United States. War Records Office |
| Author | United States. War Department |
| Editors | Robert Nicholson Scott, Frederick Caryton Ainsworth, George Breckenridge Davis, Joseph William Kirkley |
| Contributors | United States. Record and Pension Office, United States. War Records Office, United States. Congress. House |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1899 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 5 Apr 2018 |
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