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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A. De Clouet , Orleans Guards ; Private M. W. Chapman , Seventh Regiment Louisiana Volunteers ; Private Delahoussaye , Louisiana volunteers , all captured at the battle of Shiloh . I have also to submit the name of Second Lieut .
A. De Clouet , Orleans Guards ; Private M. W. Chapman , Seventh Regiment Louisiana Volunteers ; Private Delahoussaye , Louisiana volunteers , all captured at the battle of Shiloh . I have also to submit the name of Second Lieut .
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Large , Private Laws for 1789 to 1815. ... COLONEL : I have forwarded to you by express a roll of all our prisopers , also of those who have been sent back to Columbus , also of the privates and citizens here .
Large , Private Laws for 1789 to 1815. ... COLONEL : I have forwarded to you by express a roll of all our prisopers , also of those who have been sent back to Columbus , also of the privates and citizens here .
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That the prisoners of war be kept separate from other prisoners and that the rule prohibiting the officers from communicating with the privates be more rigidly enforced . 2. The severe sentences of those prisoners condemned to death and ...
That the prisoners of war be kept separate from other prisoners and that the rule prohibiting the officers from communicating with the privates be more rigidly enforced . 2. The severe sentences of those prisoners condemned to death and ...
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16 FIRST FLOOR , with references and dimensions . Hall and staircase . Hall for staircase . Staircase hallentrance to prisoners . Barracks used for prisoners room 36 cells on floor Hall . Hall . Private Office Office Barnacks .
16 FIRST FLOOR , with references and dimensions . Hall and staircase . Hall for staircase . Staircase hallentrance to prisoners . Barracks used for prisoners room 36 cells on floor Hall . Hall . Private Office Office Barnacks .
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The extra pay of clerks who have charge of the letters and keep the accounts of the private funds deposited by prisoners may be paid from this fund . The commissary will be responsible for the funds , will keep the necessary ...
The extra pay of clerks who have charge of the letters and keep the accounts of the private funds deposited by prisoners may be paid from this fund . The commissary will be responsible for the funds , will keep the necessary ...
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