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Campaigns in Kentucky and Tennessee including the battle of
Chickamauga, 1862-1864. 1908. (Papers, v.7.)
Contents: The Donelson campaign.—The battle of Shiloh.—The battle of Shiloh
(pt.i and 2).—The second day at Shiloh.—The Kentucky campaign of 1862.—Recollections
of the Kentucky campaign of 1862.—The operations of General Buell in Kentucky
and Tennessee in 1862.—The Murfreesboro campaign.—The Chickamauga campaign.—
The battles about Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge.—The East
Tennessee campaign, September 1863.—The battle of Franklin, Tennessee, November 30,
1864.—The battle of Nashville, Tennessee, December 15 and 16, 1864.
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Campaigns in Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, 1862-1863. 1903.
Griffith-Stillings Press. (Papers, v.3.)
Contents: The battle of Antietam.—The Antietam campaign.—Strategy of the campaign
of Sharpsburg, or Antietam, Sept. 1862.—The military situation in northern Virginia,
Nov. 1-14, 1862.—Fredericksburg.—The battle of Chancellorsville.—The romances
of Chancellorsville.—Meade at Chancellorsville.—The battle of Marye's Heights and
Salem church.—The left attack (Ewell's), Gettysburg.—Pickett's charge at Gettysburg.—
Gettysburg (report of committee).—The cause of the Confederate failure at Gettysburg.
—The strategy of the Gettysburg campaign.—The strategy of the Gettysburg campaign
(objects, progress, results).—From Gettysburg to Williamsport.—The Bristoe and
Mine Run campaigns.
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Mississippi valley, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, 1861-1864. 1910.
(Papers, v.8.)
Contents: Missouri in 1861-1862.—Port Hudson.—The Red river expedition.—
General Buell's campaign against Chattanooga.—An historical sketch of the military
operations around Chattanooga, Tennessee, September 22 to November 27, 1863.—Correspondence
relating to Chickamauga and Chattanooga.—The siege and relief of Chattanooga.—The
Atlanta campaign.—General Sherman's plans after the fall of Atlanta.—
The capture of Mobile, 1865.—Burnside's east Tennessee campaign.
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Naval actions and history, 1799-1898. 1902. Griffith-Stillings Press.
(Papers, v.12.)
Contents: The old navy.—The home squadron in the winter of 1860-61.—The story
of the Cumberland.—The story of the Monitor.—Reminiscent of the siege of Charleston.
—The battle of Mobile bay.—The naval brigade.—Personal reminiscences of the war,
1861-1865.—Samoa and the hurricane of March 1889.—The battle of Manila bay.
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Naval actions, and operations against Cuba and Porto Rico, 1593-
1815. 1901. Stillings. (Papers, v.n.)
Contents: An account of some past military and naval operations directed against
Cuba and Puerto Rico, 1595-1762.—The naval side of the Revolutionary war.—The
Constitution at Tripoli.—The battle of Trafalgar.—The fight between the Constitution
and the Java.—The Chesapeake and the Shannon.—Perry's victory on Lake Erie.—The
last exploit of Old Ironsides, or The action between the Constitution and the Cyane and
Levant.
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Operations on the Atlantic coast, 1861-1865; Virginia, 1862, 1864;
Vicksburg. 1912. (Papers, v.9.)
Contents: Major Anderson at Fort Sumter.—Operations in North Carolina, 1861—
I862.—The Department of North Carolina under General Foster, July 1862 to July
:863.—Military operations in South Carolina in 1862, against Charleston, Port Royal
Ferry, Tames Island, Secessionville.—The operations against Charleston.—The siege of
Suffolk* April 11-May 3, 1863.—The battle of Olustee, Florida, February 20, 1864.—
The Tenth army corps in Virginia, May 1864.—General Butler's Bermuda campaign.—
Defence of Fort Fisher, North Carolina.—The capture of Fort Fisher, January 15, 1865.
The burning of Columbia, S. C, February 17, 1865.—The second battle of Bull Run.
T^e battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862.—The Vicksburg campaign.