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"Capture of Richmond and Petersburg" Ballad
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1863 Rare Gettysburg Battlefield Map & Pamphlet (SOLD)
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1865 North Carolina Colored Convention: “In his speech Galloway said that he did not believe the negro would abuse the ballot box any more than they had the cartridge box”
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21st Georgia Cavalry Soldier Orders his Slave Whipped
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A Black Civil War Soldier’s Death is Reported in a Letter Back Home to Friends and Family
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A Broadside Critical of Andrew Johnson’s Southern Sympathies
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A Massive Signed Presentation Photograph of a Union General
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A Rare Broadside Song Sheet Promoting the Confederate Cause – Issued From Baltimore
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A Union Officer’s Commission, and Field Report from the 17th Connecticut Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg
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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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Aboard C.S.S. Virginia, Flag Officer Tattnall Advocates Release of Merchant Seaman
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Abraham Lincoln Clarifies a Rank Misunderstanding
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Abraham Lincoln Convenes Cabinet to Discuss Compensated Emancipation: First Presidential Proposal for Abolition
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African-American Union Soldier Holding Rifle
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Alexander Gardner’s “A Sharpshooter’s Last Sleep”
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An Eyewitness Describes Maneuvers Between the Monitor and Merrimack
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Army of the Potomac Surgeon’s Diary: Antietam to Chancellorsville
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Battle of Gettysburg Prisoner of War Broadside: Confederate Guards Shooting Unarmed Yankees
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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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Charles Sumner Writes to a Fellow Abolitionist
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Chester Whitman: Confederates “have been repulsed with great slaughter”
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Civil War Bulletproof Vest Advertisement
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Civil War Field Surgeon’s Kit, 6th N.Y. Infantry
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Civil War Logistics
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Col. Isaac Shepard Authorizes Recruitment of 1st Mississippi Regt. African Descent (Former Slaves)
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Col. James Clay Rice Lobbies for Military Promotions
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Confederate Circular Issued by Jewish Officer Abraham C. Myers, Quartermaster General
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Confederate General Gustavus W. Smith War-Date Telegrams in North Carolina
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Confederate Physician’s Medical Saddle Bag
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Confederate President Jefferson Davis and His Wife
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Confederate President Jefferson Davis Distinguishes Between Promises and Intents
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Confederate Slave Impressments
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Dance to the Sound of the Guns! Fort Sumter in Sheet Music
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Daniel Ruggles, Authorizing Supplies for Virginia State Forces Three Weeks after Secession
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Dr. D.W. Hartshorn, A Surgeon in the Union Army of the Tennessee
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Draft Resistance in the Confederacy, From an Unlikely Source
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E. Kirby Smith Reacts to News of the “protracted and desperate fighting” in Virginia
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First Edition of Sherman's Memoirs with Scathing Inscription by Former Subordinate with an Axe to Grind
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First Federal Occupation of Winchester Broadside
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First Printing of Robert E. Lee’s General Orders No. 9
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Four Civil War Special Orders Signed by Gen. Edward D. Townsend & Capt. Henry L. Abbott
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G.T. Beauregard to Edward Bok
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G.T. Beauregard’s Thanks for Donation for “our gallant soldiers now battling manfully for our rights & our Independence…”
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General Charles Hamilton during the Peninsula Campaign
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General Cullum Reports to Major General Halleck Two Days Before General Grant Gains National Fame
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General G.T. Beauregard Sends His Autograph
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General Gilman Marston’s Informal Casualty Report from Gettysburg
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General Schofield’s Personal Gettysburg Official Records
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General William J. Hardee’s “Views” on the Need to Evacuate Corinth, Accepted by G.T. Beauregard
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General Wool Takes Shot at McClellan
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George B. McClellan’s 1864 Presidential Aspirations Are Mocked
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George McClellan Signed Photograph
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Georgia Militia Incorporated into Provisional Confederate Army
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Grant Forwards Telegraph From the Front Lines: “Our advance entered Atlanta two hours since”
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Grant “announces the occupation of Atlanta by our troops”
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Harper's Weekly and the Civil War
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Henry Berry Lowrie, the Native American “Robin Hood,” in Civil War North Carolina
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Instructions to Commander of Commerce Raider C.S.S. Tallahassee
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Irish American Union Soldier's Music Book
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James Longstreet to Edward Bok
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Jefferson Davis’ Hope for a Future Union Based on Confederate Principles
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Joe Johnston on his Negotiations with General Sherman: The Surrender that Ended the Civil War
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Joe Johnston Thanks Edward Bok
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Joe Johnston to Edward Bok
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John A. Andrew - Patriotic Poem
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John Adams Dix Implores Confederates to Cease Attacking Union-held Insane Asylum in Williamsburg
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John Adams Dix, Autographed Carte De Visite
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John Dix: "If anyone attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot."
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John H. Erskine's Recognition of Promotion to Medical Director of Thomas C. Hindman’s Corps in the Army of Tennessee
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Jubal Early Recalls His Role in the Burning of Chambersburg
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Jubal Early Tracking Down a Letter
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Judah Benjamin Sends Report of Attacks on Forts Walker and Beauregard
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Lincoln Takes Action to Reward Union Supporters in Baltimore
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Maj. Gen. Benjamin Prentiss and Abolitionist Resentment towards McClellan
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Naval Commander Captured Slave Ships and Freed over 1400 Slaves
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Naval Commodore Goldsborough Discusses the Capture of the CSS Nashville, Lincoln’s Reelection, and Teaching Former Slaves
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New York Artillery Officer Captured at the Crater
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New York Draft Riots: “A Great Fraud”
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Newspapers from Union-Occupied South Carolina
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One Day Before the Battle of Gettysburg, Confederate General Jubal Early Spares York, Pennsylvania from Burning out of a “…spirit of humanity…”
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Ordering “a salute in honor of Sherman’s victory” at Atlanta
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Ordnance Returns for the Atlanta Campaign
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Patriotic Post – 15 Pages of Union Envelopes with National Motifs
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Planning Civil War Slave Patrols
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Prelude to the March to the Sea: Grant Telegraphs Sherman’s Impatience to Leave Atlanta “to again sally forth in search of the enemy”
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Print of the N.Y. 7th Regiment on Parade before the Park Avenue Armory
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Promoting Future Civil War Generals... including upgrades in rank for Grant, Pickett and Beauregard!
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Rare Broadsheet of Lincoln’s 1862 State of the Union Message
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Rare Civil War Press Pass
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Robert E. Lee Holds off Meade’s Advancing Army after Gettysburg
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Robert E. Lee “The Marble Man” in Bronze
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Senate Debate on Jefferson Davis’s Army Pension
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Senior Officer on the Seven Days’ Battle
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South Carolina Impressment Agent Negotiates With General Beauregard for the Release of Slaves to their Masters
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South Carolina Militia Recruiting Broadside
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South Carolina Secession Handbill
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The Gettysburg Address, Including First Day Printings
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The Rock of Chickamauga - Signed Photo
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The Secret History of the Civil War: The Thomas T. Eckert Archive of Civil War Codes and Ciphers (SOLD)
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The U.S. Navy Bombardment of Fort Sumter
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The “Constitution of Virginia” Signed by the Man Who Warned South Carolina Governor Pickens about the Reinforcement of Fort Sumter
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Ulysses S. Grant Captures Fort Donelson, but Confederate General John B. Floyd Escapes
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Union Color Bearer Kady Brownell, Who Fought at First Bull Run and Displayed Incredible Bravery at the Battle of New Bern
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Union Flag Flown over Richmond on the Day of Union Occupation
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Union Operations in Florida
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University of Virginia Diploma of Charles Marshall, Lee’s Aide-De-Camp
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Upon Losing Harpers Ferry Yet Again, Stonewall Jackson Sends Engineer Lt. James Boswell in for a “thorough reconnaissance.”
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USS Monitor Commander Transmits a History of the Ship, with a Carte-de-Visite
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Wall Paper Edition of The Daily Citizen, Vicksburg, Mississippi
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110 |
Willard Saulsbury, Opposing Lincoln from the Senate Floor
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William Hardee, Future Confederate General, Schemes to Acquire Guns for Georgia While Still a U.S. Army Officer
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112 |
William Sherman Endorses the Publication of Butterfield’s Manual: “it fills a vacuum hitherto in our military manuals…”
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113 |
William T. Sherman Attacks the Church, Reflects on Mortality, and Mentions the 1886 Princeton-Yale Football Game
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William T. Sherman Praises New Jersey Troops for Saving His Life
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“Black bellied Yankees” at The Battle of Fort Blakely
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“Defence of the City of Philadelphia” Calling out the Home Guard Eleven Days before Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia Invades Pennsylvania
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“I thought Cump would advise you as to the movements here…”
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“Separating the Loyal from the Disloyal” in Reconstruction North Carolina
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“The Christian Banner” – Pro-Confederate Paper Issued in Union-Occupied Fredericksburg
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