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African-American Union Sailor
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African-American Union Solider Holding Rifle
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Opposing Lincoln from the Senate Floor
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Bishop of MD Instructs Clergy to Pray for the President, & for America: Maryland is admitted and declared by the Legislature and Governor of the State, to be at this time one of the United States of America
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An Unsympathetic Report on the Oberlin Sit-In
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Charles Sumner on the Barbarism of Slavery
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William Seward Writes to Benjamin Franklin’s Great-Grandson on Improving Fortunes of the Union
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A Surgeon in the Union Army of the Tennessee
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Confederate Home Front Journal – Started by a Soldier, Taken up by His Mother after He Dies, and Continued with Her Husband’s Georgia Militia Service During Sherman’s March
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Four Civil War Special Orders Signed by Gen. Townsend & Capt. Abbott
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Newspapers from Union-Occupied South Carolina
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Charles Sumner Writes to a Fellow Abolitionist
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Promoting Future Civil War Generals... including upgrades in rank for Grant, Pickett and Beauregard!
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A Veteran’s Tribute to Sherman’s March to the Sea “We stormed the wild hills of Resaca.”
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Dance to the Sound of the Guns! Fort Sumter in Sheet Music
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Patriotic Post – 15 Pages of Union Envelopes with National Motifs
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A Massive Signed Presentation Photograph of a Union General
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Senate Debate on Jefferson Davis’s Army Pension
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A Broadside Critical of Andrew Johnson’s Southern Sympathies
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McClellan’s 1864 Presidential Aspirations Are Mocked
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Dred Scott Supreme Court Ruling
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Urgent Call for Last Confederates to Lay Down Their Arms
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“Separating the Loyal from the Disloyal” in Reconstruction North Carolina
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“Black bellied Yankees” at The Battle of Fort Blakely
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Col. Isaac Shepard Authorizes Recruitment of 1st Mississippi Regt. African Descent (Former Slaves)
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Looking into the Welfare of “the contrabands [slaves] in this district…”
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Battle of Gettysburg – 17th CT Regt. Field Report
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Caring for the Wounded by the Citizens of Clarksville, TN
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“Battle of Prairie Grove”: Report of Confederate General
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“To The Memory of Abraham Lincoln”
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South Carolina Impressment Agent Negotiates With General Beauregard for the Release of Slaves to their Masters
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“The Christian Banner” – Pro-Confederate Paper Issued in Union-Occupied Fredericksburg
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While Still a U.S. Army Officer, Future Confederate General William Hardee Schemes to Acquire Guns for Georgia
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1865 Orders for Military Division of West Mississippi, Including Kirby Smith’s Surrender, Colored Troops, Reconstruction
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The Black “Robin Hood” in Civil War North Carolina
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E. Kirby Smith Reacts to News of the “protracted and desperate fighting” Between Grant and Lee in Virginia
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Recognition of Promotion to Medical Director of Hindman’s Corps in the Army of Tennessee
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New York Draft Riots: “A Great Fraud”
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John Adams Dix Implores Confederates to Cease Attacking Union-held Insane Asylum in Williamsburg
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General Hardee’s “Views” on the Need to Evacuate Corinth, Accepted by Beauregard
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D.H. Hill Identifies Roanoke Island as the “weakest point” in North Carolina
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Authorizing Supplies for Virginia State Forces Three Weeks after Secession
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“War is upon us!” - Rare Confederate Call to Arms in Western Virginia
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Commodore Tattnall Decides to Resign from U.S. Navy to Fight for Georgia
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Civil War Bulletproof Vest Advertisement
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Salmon Chase Explains Civil War Finances to Editor Horace Greeley and the Wider Public
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“My strongest hope of ultimate success arises from the belief that by this war slavery is to be forever crushed & put away”
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Lincoln’s Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
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John Dix: "If anyone attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot."
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Lincoln Convenes Cabinet to Discuss Compensated Emancipation: First Presidential Proposal for Abolition
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Chester Whitman: Confederates “have been repulsed with great slaughter”
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Warning about a Runaway Slave Girl Who May Create Trouble
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21st Georgia Cavalry Soldier Orders his Slave Whipped
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John A. Andrew - Patriotic Poem
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Ordnance Returns for the Atlanta Campaign
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Jefferson Davis’ Hope for a Future Union Based on Confederate Principles
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Sherman Praises New Jersey Troops for Saving His Life
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Andrew Johnson Proclamation Offering Rewards for Lincoln’s Assassins
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The Re-Raising of the United States Flag Ceremony at Fort Sumter
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Cultures Clash as North meets South
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Instructions to Commander of Commerce Raider C.S.S. Tallahassee
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Maps from Sherman's Army
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Civil War Logistics
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The U.S. Navy Bombardment of Fort Sumter
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The Gettysburg Address
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General Hooker’s Note in His Copy of The Battle of Gettysburg
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Road to Gettysburg: Letter from 2nd Cavalry Union Soldier
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James Clay Rice, a Soon-to-be Hero of Gettysburg, Lobbies for Promotions
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Jefferson Davis The Difference Between an “expression of an intent, and a promise”
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Senior Officer on the Seven Days’ Battle
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General Charles Hamilton during the Peninsula Campaign
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Abraham Lincoln Signed Military Commission
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Maj. Gen. Benjamin Prentiss and Abolitionist Resentment towards McClellan
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Judah Benjamin Sends Report of Attacks on Forts Walker and Beauregard
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Francis Pickens’ Gratitude for Georgia’s Support During Defense of Charleston Harbor
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Edwin M. Stanton Sees Secession as Inevitable
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Naval Commander Captured Slave Ships and Freed over 1400 Slaves
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Union Flag Flown over Richmond on the Day of Union Occupation
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Robert E. Lee “The Marble Man” in Bronze
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Civil War Field Surgeon’s Kit
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Confederate Physician’s Medical Saddle Bag
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Harper's Weekly and the Civil War
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Sherman Attacks the Church, Reflects on Mortality, and Mentions the 1886 Princeton-Yale Football Game
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Jefferson and Varina Davis
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Confederate Spy Belle Boyd
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Invitation to the Re-Raising of the Union Flag Above Fort Sumter
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The Chickamauga Campaign--Braxton Bragg's Battlefield Orders
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An Intriguing Report to the Governor of South Carolina On the Status of Refugee Slaves
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Last Edition of the Vicksburg Daily Citizen
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First-Day Printing of the Gettysburg Address
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Alexander Gardner’s “A Sharpshooter’s Last Sleep”
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Alexander Gardner’s “Harvest of Death”
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Lincoln Denies Blocking Distinguished Veteran's Promotion
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Lee Holds off Meade’s Advancing Army after Gettysburg
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Grant Closes in on Vicksburg
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Lincoln Cast of Metal from the USS Cumberland
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Rare Battle Map and Account, Fort Donelson, 1862
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Robert E. Lee Warns Governor Pickens: "The Enemy Far Outnumbers Any Force We Can Bring against It in the Field"
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General Sickles / Lincoln Dictator Dispute
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82nd U.S. Colored Infantry Muster Roll
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Lincoln: "Come Back to the Truths that are in the Declaration of Independence..."
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John Brown Plans his “Mighty Conquest"
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Rare Gettysburg Battlefield Map Published in 1863
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General Meade’s Victory Message - Printed on the Field at Gettysburg
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Defending Philadelphia from Lee’s Invading Army
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A Future Congressman’s Daring Escape from Slavery
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Sherman's Capture of Atlanta
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University of Virginia Diploma of Charles Marshall, Lee’s Aide-De-Camp
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