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Ford, Andrew Elmer.
History of the origin of the town of Clinton, Massachusetts,
1653-1865. 1896
1^74.4 F76
Gillmore, Quincy Adams.
Engineer and artillery operations against the defences
of Charleston harbor in 1863; comprising the descent
upon Morris island, the demolition of Fort Sumter,
the reduction of forts Wagner and Gregg, with
observations on heavy ordnance, fortifications, etc.;
with the official reports of chief of artillery, assistant
engineers, etc. 1865
^73.7 G41
Headley, Joel Tyler.
Chaplains and clergy of the Revolution. 1861 ^73.3 H384
Shows the part taken by the pulpit in the Revolutionary war. Describes
the work of the clergy and gives extracts from sermons
bearing on the war.
Hitchcock, Frederick L.
War from the inside; the story of the 133d regiment Pennsylvania
volunteer infantry in the war for the suppression
of the rebellion, 1862-1863. 1904
rg73-7 H62
Published by authority of the I32d regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Association.
Holland, Josiah Gilbert.
History of western Massachusetts; the counties of Hampden,
Hampshire, Franklin and Berkshire. 2v.
1855 rg74-4 H72
"Valuable local history.. .Its subject is the history of that part of
Massachusetts which lies west of Worcester County. It consists of
three parts, i, an outline of the history of the region; 2, essays on the
geology, agriculture and leading interests of the region; 3, a history of
the towns of western Massachusetts. The third part occupies all of
the second volume...In the first part the settlement of Springfield,
Northampton and Hadley, the Indian wars, and Shay's Rebellion
are treated with special fulness." Larned's Literature of
American history.
Hunter, Cyrus L.
Sketches of western North Carolina; historical and biographical,
illustrating the Revolutionary period of
Mecklenburg, Rowan, Lincoln and adjoining counties,
with miscellaneous information. 1877
T973-3 Hg4
"Summary history of the Revolutionary War in the western and southwestern
half of the state, particularly in Mecklenburg, Rowan, Iredell,
Cleveland, Burke and adjoining counties, with some notices of the
adjoining sections of South Carolina. It is made up in part of traditions
and recollections, with some extracts from state and county
archives, but it is fragmentary in character.. .There is a considerable
amount of genealogy." Larned's Literature of American history.
Jones, Charles Colcock.
Antiquities of the southern Indians, particularly of the
Georgia tribes. 1873
qrg7o.6 J3g
"Writer's object is to give a general account of the southern Indians,
principally those of the Maskoki stock, at the time of the first coming
of Europeans among them, and to interpret the relics found by reference
to the early writers. A great number of objects is described,
typical forms and mostly those in the author's possession. In the interpretation
of some social and religious forms there are mistakes, but
in general, as a picture of Indian life, the work is satisfactory."
Larned's Literature of American history.
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