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Gibbs, James M. comp.
History of the First battalion, Pennsylvania six months
volunteers, and 187th regiment Pennsylvania volunteer
infantry; six months and three years service, Civil war,
1863-1865. 1905 T973.7 G36
Gibson, J. Thompson, cd.
History of the Seventy-eighth Pennsylvania volunteer infantry;
ed. by J. T. Gibson, under the direction of the
Historical committee of the Regimental Association.
1905. [Pittsburgh.] ^73.7 G371
Goodrich, Phineas Grover.
History of Wayne county, [Pa.]. 1880
^74.823 G62
Green, Samuel Abbott.
Groton, [Mass.] during the Revolution, with an appendix.
1900 T973.3 G83
Contains the military rolls of Groton companies that served during the
Revolution and other documents relating to the subject.
[Lester, Charles Edwards.]
Light and dark of the Rebellion. 1863
T973-7 L65
Not a continuous narrative, but slight sketches of incidents connected
with the war.
Mellick, Andrew D.
Story of an old farm; or, Life in New Jersey in the eighteenth
century, with a genealogical appendix. 1889. .qrg74.g M59
"Bibliography," p.714-720.
"On an almost imperceptible thread of Mellick family history is strung
a wealth of information on early German immigration, and New
Jersey history, especially during the Revolution. It is followed by a
genealogy of the Mellicks." Larned's Literature of American history.
Muffly, Joseph W. cd.
Story of our regiment; a history of the 148th Pennsylvania
vols., written by the comrades. 1904
^73.7 M951
Paris, Louis Philippe Albert d'Orleans, comte de.
Battle of Gettysburg from the History of the Civil war in
America. 1886 973-7 P23b
Reprint of three chapters from the "History of the Civil war in
America." Acknowledged to be the fairest and most graphic description
of the battle ever written. The addenda contain a very full
itinerary of the Army of the Potomac during June and July 1863.
Pittsburgh Sanitary Committee.
Report (ist); address and proceedings, February 1863.
1863. Pittsburgh ^73.7 P674
"Immediately on receiving news of the battle of Shiloh, the Board of
Trade and citizens of Pittsburgh resolved to send an expedition to
the relief of the wounded, and appointed 'The Pittsburgh Sanitary
Committee' to carry into effect the patriotic design." ist report.
Prince, Thomas.
Chronological history of New-England, in the form of
annals; from the discovery of Capt. Gosnold in 1602
to [1633]. 1826
rg74 P95
"For forty years Thomas Prince was pastor of the South Church, Boston
...As an introduction to the work he traced general chronology from
the creation till the accession of James I. Then began the work proper
—New England chronology. Of this only a part was completed, viz:
that from the accession of James I. till a few months subsequent to
the landing of Winthrop and his colonists in Massachusetts Bay. . .
Prince was one of the most accurate compilers." Larned's Literature
of American history.
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