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Civil War, 1861-1865

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Andersonville

MacKinlay Kantor

1955

Victims

Phillip S. Paludan

1981

Mr. Lincoln's forts

Walton H. Owen, B. Franklin Cooling, Benjamin Franklin Cooling III

1988

The war of the aeronauts

Evans, Charles M.

2002

The most fearful ordeal

James M. McPherson

2004

The Civil War

Douglas Welsh

1982

Woman's work in the Civil War

Mary Vaughan, Mary C. Vaughan, Linus Pierpont Brockett

1867

Chariots in the Smoke (The Appomattox Saga #9)

Gilbert Morris

1997

Hospital days

Jane Stuart Woolsey, Janes S. Woolsey

1868

Eagles on their buttons

Versalle F. Washington

1999

Race & politics

James A. Rawley

1969

The Year of Jubilo

Howard Bahr

2000

The Gettysburg Address

Kenneth G. Richards

1969

The Civil War Almanac

Henry Steele Commager, John Stewart Bowman

1983

The Unvanquished

William Faulkner

1960

The radical Republicans and Reconstruction, 1861-1870

Harold Melvin Hyman

1967

Union soldiers

Dunn, John M.

2003

Women of war

Casey Clabough

2014

The Civil War letters of General Robert McAllister

McAllister, Robert, 1813-1891.

1965

Doctor Quintard, chaplain C. S. A. and second bishop of Tennessee

C. T. Quintard

1905

Unto this hour

Tom Wicker

1984

West Point Blue and Gray

Thomas J. Fleming

2006

Grant, Lee, Lincoln and the radicals

Grady McWhiney

1964

Guts & glory

Ben Thompson

2014

A diary from Dixie

Isabella D Martin, Myrta Avary, Mary Boykin Miller Chesnut

1905

Civil War sites, memorials, museums, and library collections

Doug Gelbert

1997

The Civil War, 1861-1865

Time-Life Books

1995

Slaves, sailors, citizens

Steven J. Ramold

2002

Civil War recipes

John Spaulding

1999

Billy Yank

Michael J. McAfee, John Langellier

2000

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