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Hamer, Philip May. gy5 y Hlg
Secession movement in South Carolina, 1847-52. 1918. Haas.
"Bibliography," p.145-152.
Thesis for Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania.
Harrison, Walter. Q73 7 H
Pickett's men; a fragment of war history. 1870. Van Nostrand.
A record compiled by the inspector-general of Pickett's division from notes taken
during the Civil war and from intimate personal knowledge.
Otis, James, (pseud, of James Otis Kaler). 974-4 O31
Mary of Plymouth; a story of the Pilgrim settlement. 1910. Amer.
Book Co.
Pictures the home life of the colonists for young readers. Told by a sixteen year
old member of the company that landed from the Mayflower.
Paine, Ralph Delahaye. 973-5 P16
Fight for a free sea; a chronicle of the War of 1812. 1920. Yale
University Press. (Chronicles of America series, v.17.)
Contents: "On to Canada!"—Lost ground regained.—Perry and Lake Erie—Ebb
and flow on the Northern front.—The navy on blue water.—Matchless frigates and
their duels.—"Don't give up the ship!"—The last cruise of the Essex.—Victory on Lake
Champlain.—Peace with honor.
"Bibliographical note," p.223-225.
Pennsylvania Andersonville Memorial Commission. 973-7 P3993
Pennsylvania at Andersonville, Ga.; ceremonies at the dedication
of the memorial erected by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the
National cemetery at Andersonville, Ga. in memory of the 1849 soldiers
of Pennsylvania who perished in the Confederate prison at Andersonville,
Ga., 1864 and 1865. 1905.
Skinner, Constance Lindsay. 979-5 S62
Adventurers of Oregon; a chronicle of the fur trade. 1920. Yale
University Press. (Chronicles of America series, v.22.)
Contents: The river of the West.—Lewis and Clark.—The reign of the trapper.—
The Tonquin.—Astor's Overlanders.—Astoria under the Nor'westers.—The king of old
Oregon [John McLoughlin].—The fall of the fur kingdom.
"Bibliographical note," p.273-276.
Tomes, Robert, & Smith, B. G. r 973.7 Tsg
The great Civil war; a history of the late rebellion, with biographica
sketches of leading statesmen and distinguished naval and military com
manders, etc. 3v. [1876.] Virtue.
First published under title "The war with the South."
"It has been the aim...to make this history full, fair, and impartial—a history to
be read and appreciated equally by the men of the South and the men of the North...
Space has been found for important official documents, and the result is that while the
reader can always appeal to authority, a storehouse has been preserved for the benefit
of the future historian." Preface.
Weill, Georges Jacques. 973 W45
Histoire des Etats-Unis de 1787 a 1917. 1919. (Bibliotheque France-
Amerique.)
"Note bibliographique," p.205-206.