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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... which resolution was on the 29th ultimo referred by you to this office for the information sought . I cannot perhaps better give the information desired than by reporting the action of this office more or less in detail .
... which resolution was on the 29th ultimo referred by you to this office for the information sought . I cannot perhaps better give the information desired than by reporting the action of this office more or less in detail .
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CAPTAIN : In reply to the communication referred to me by yourself from the Department of Kansas dated June 9 [ 10 ] I would state that in my letter to the department on the 5th instant I gave them all the information I was possessed of ...
CAPTAIN : In reply to the communication referred to me by yourself from the Department of Kansas dated June 9 [ 10 ] I would state that in my letter to the department on the 5th instant I gave them all the information I was possessed of ...
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I have the honor to inform you in reply that the Department having no information in its possession upon the subject of your inquiry the resolution was referred to Maj . Gen. John A. Dix , then commanding the Middle Department of the ...
I have the honor to inform you in reply that the Department having no information in its possession upon the subject of your inquiry the resolution was referred to Maj . Gen. John A. Dix , then commanding the Middle Department of the ...
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I referred Mr. Johnson to you in relation to the washing for the hos . pital and prisoners . Establish rates by the month for the hospital and by the piece for the prisoners who are able to pay for their own washing .
I referred Mr. Johnson to you in relation to the washing for the hos . pital and prisoners . Establish rates by the month for the hospital and by the piece for the prisoners who are able to pay for their own washing .
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... camp like Camp Rathbun has no straw ticks , and with this and other exceptions mentioned it is now ready for the reception of 1,000 men , and with some trifling change already referred to might be made to comfortably receive 1,500 .
... camp like Camp Rathbun has no straw ticks , and with this and other exceptions mentioned it is now ready for the reception of 1,000 men , and with some trifling change already referred to might be made to comfortably receive 1,500 .
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