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Civil War By State:     more books (102)

Great Britain and the American Civil War by Ephraim Douglass Adams by Ephraim Douglass Adams, 2009-10-28 War From the Inside: Recollections of the 132nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment During the American Civil War by One of Its Officers by Frederick Lyman Hitchcock, 2009-11-30 The Civil War by campaigns, by Eli Greenawalt Foster, 1899 Citizen Soldier: an Account of the American Civil War by a Union Infantry Officer of Ohio Volunteers Who Became a Brigadier General by John Beatty, 2007-06-14 My Days and Nights on the Battlefield: a view of the American Civil War by a Reporter for the Boston Journal by Charles Carleton Coffin, 2009-11-22 Co. Aytch: The Classic Memoir of the Civil War by a Confederate Soldier (Library Edition) by Sam R. Watkins, 2009-01-01 Treasured stories of the Civil War: By those who witnessed it by Anthony Zeiss, 1997 History of Morgan's Cavalry: an Account of One of the Most Successful Units of Confederate Cavalry During the American Civil War by One of its Officers by Basil W. Duke, 2010-04-12 Richmond Prisons 1861-1862: Compiled from the Original Records kept by the Confederate Government: Journals kept by Union Prisoners of War, together with ... of the four thousand who were confined there by William H Jeffrey, 1893 Famous Adventures and Prison Escapes of the Civil War by Edited by G.W. Cable, 2010-07-28 Lincoln Finds a General a Military Study of the Civil War (Volume One) by Kenneth P. Williams, 1952 The colonel's diary; journals kept before and during the civil war by the late Colonel Oscar L. Jackson...sometime commander of the 63rd regiment O. V. I (1922) by Oscar L. Jackson, 2010-07-16 Co. Aytch : The Classic Memoir of the Civil War By a Confederate Soldier by Sam R. Watkins, 1985-11-01 Confederate States Paper Money: a Type Catalog of the Paper Money Issued by the Confederate States During the Civil War, 1861-1865; Part I--Catalog; Part II--Historical Data by Slabaugh Arlie R., 1977

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81. Commonwealth Of Ky. Web Server
    quite active in the development of the civil war Preservation Trust s civil warHeritage Trail within Kentucky. The Commonwealth was the first state to join  
    http://www.state.ky.us/agencies/khc/civil.htm
    
    Extractions: Civil War Preservation Program T he Kentucky Civil War Sites Preservation Program was developed in 1991 to conduct the Civil War Sites Advisory Commission Survey of the eleven principal battlefields located within the Commonwealth of Kentucky. These include: Barbourville, Camp Wildcat, Ivy Mountain, Rowlett's Station, Middle Creek, Mill Springs, Richmond, Munfordville, Perrryville, Paducah, and Cynthiana. Reenactors at Zollicoffer Cemetery, Mill Springs Battlefield In addition to these endeavors, the Kentucky Heritage Coucil has led efforts to develop partnerships between state and local government entities that are working closely with area residents and national Civil War preservation organizations to preserve, protect and interpret Kentucky's other Civil War sites. These include: Camp Nelson, Fort Duffield, Columbus-Belmont, Fort Heiman, Fort Sands, Fort Smith, the Battle of Sacramento, the Battle of Tebbs Bend, Fort Boone, the fortifications of Northern Kentucky and sites in Lebanon, Bowling Green, and Clark County. Camp Nelson Headquarters, 1865

82. Iowa Battle Flag Preservation - Home
    Documentation of the ongoing process of stabilizing the historic civil war flags displayed in the Iowa state Capitol.  
    http://www.iowaflags.org/
    
    Extractions: pages EXHIBIT Welcome Welcome to the web site for the State Historical Society of Iowa's battle flag preservation project. The "FAQ" page provides answers to common questions about the project, as well as explanations of terminology. "The Project" page explains how the State of Iowa started the project to stabilize the flags, and gives a brief history of the flags. It also includes information on how to purchase an Iowa Battle Flags poster "The Process" page provides information about, and images of, the stabilization process. Stabilization is the treatment procedure intended to preserve the original integrity of cultural property while minimizing or reducing the rate of deterioration. The "Conservation" page provides a glimpse into the conservation work performed on the flags prior to exhibition. Textile Preservation Associates completed the conservation work.

83. Civil War 2
    elcome to civil war 2! Each state in the USA has a player, a governor, thatcan lead it s state to victory on either the Union or Confederate side.  
    http://www.avidgamers.com/civilwar/

84. Inventory Of Upstate New York Tombstone Carvers
    Inventory and geographical index of pre civil war carvers.  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyccazen/Tombstones/UpstateNYCarvers.html
    
    Extractions: An Inventory and Geographical Index of Upstate New York State Tombstone Carvers Compiled by Daniel H. Weiskotten Updated September 5, 2000 Click here to go back to the main Tombstone Research Page Click here to go to the Notes on Upstate New York Tombstone Carvers ... Cortland County Tombstone Carvers This list gives the data that I have found on tombstones in central New York cemeteries. Notes from archival and documentary sources are now to be found on a separate page. All of this work is derived from the research I have done in an attempt to identify the several Cortland County carvers The data on this page is derived almost exclusively from the stones themselves. Many thousands of stones have been examined, with a focus on locally made shale stones, but very few will have any signature to show the maker. While most stones are not signed, their design elements can give us clues that help identify the works of particular artisans. Although I am fairly certain that I can identify the artisans of many of these unsigned stones, I have not made that foolish attempt as of yet! Someday I hope to more fully study the composition of the design, and method of carving or lettering form, which are as unique as any artist's personal style, and learn who these modest artisans were. I have not had the chance to add my notes on scores more stones, and several other carvers, such as the Terpennings of Virgil, Cortland County and later Dryden, Tompkins Co.; the Crandalls of Norwich, Chenango County; David Manrose of Freetown, Cortland Co.; or Hooper of Greene, Chenango Co.. My own home town of Cazenovia had a string of carvers between the as early as 1810 and extending strongly into the 1930s but I have had little time to research them. Dozens of early carvers never signed their stones and thus remain anonymous - this is another project altogether!

85. New York In The Civil War
    Have you been searching for a grandfather, granduncle or grandpersonwho might have served in the civil war from New York state?  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycivilw/
    
    Extractions: This site is a showcase of Civil War information, research and items created exclusively for this site by NY GenWeb's coordinators, county site volunteers, Civil War historians and researchers, and other enthusiastic and generous people who want to help others. It is also the home on line for Betty Auten, former Seneca County N.Y. Historian, who offers a Civil War search in her personal database. Other articles posted on this site are the work of other people and have no connection to Betty's search service.

86. Canadians In Maine Military - US Civil War
    Atlantic Canadians In Maine state Military US civil war. Suggest ThisPage To A Friend! Canadians in Maine state Military - Us civil war.  
    http://www.islandregister.com/mainem.html
    
    Extractions: Atlantic Canadians In Maine State Military - U. S. Civil War Suggest This Page To A Friend! It is comprised of all the Canadians he could find by manually sifting through its 1000 pages. Hopefully, this listing will help some Maritime researcher discover why their relative "dissappeared" in the years 1861 - 1865. We have converted the database to HTML as it is not long, and will present it here with Bruce's permission. Thank you Bruce! The page is wide, and you will have to scroll the page to see the right hand columns. Canadians in Maine State Military - Us Civil War Regiment Company Surname Given Name Initial Age Rank Origin Enrolled Remarks Maine Light/Mounted Artillery First Battery Anderson Orren H. Artificer St. Stephen, New Brunswick December 18, 1861

87. Ohio In The Civil War
    Comprehensive site provides information, a collection of stories written by soldiers, research sites and a message board.  
    http://www.ohiocivilwar.com/

88. Subject Research Guides: History - American And British: Civil War Resources On
    civil war Links from LSU Diaries, bibliographies, books, photographs etc.,- civil war Resources at Dakota state University - Images from the Hargrett  
    http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rul/rr_gateway/research_guides/history/civwar.s

89. Women In The Civil War
    An Uncommon Soldier The civil war Letters of Sarah Rosetta Wakeman, alias PrivateLyons Wakeman, 153rd Regiment, New York state Volunteers (Pasadena, MD, 1994  
    http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/femvets2.html
    
    Extractions: The War Between the States was also a war between brothers, cousins, friends and neighbors - and some of them were women. We know from certain military records, antique books, and lately some newer books, that women served as nurses, vivandieres, sutlers, and as Union and Confederate soldiers, and even spies. A vivandiere, by the way, is a French army term applied to women who provided food, provisions, and liqueurs to soldiers. For more about them please visit History of Vivandieres. Sutlers were peddlers who sold goods to military units in the field. One woman served without pay as a physician, acted as a spy, and was a prisoner of war. Many stories have been written about unique Civil War women, including Sarah Emma Edmonds, alias Franklin Thompson. In Nurse and Spy in the Union Army, 1865, which is subtitled The Adventures and Experiences of a Woman in Hospitals, Camps, and Battle-Fields, the author chronicles her adventures and escapades as she gathers information and nurses the wounded. Some say that this book is a mix of fantasy and fiction. The original is in my personal collection and it is a delightful book to read. Historians have verified that Emma Edmonds, as Franklin Thompson, did serve in the units she mentioned at the times she said.

90. Civil War Manuscripts In The CAC
    southernoriented civil war era poems/songs, brief essays, and copied excerpts,including a part of the Declaration of Independence of the state of Missouri  
    http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/cac/civilwar.html

91. Michigan Family History Network
    Data Online. Michigan civil war Monuments The civil war Monuments bycounty in the state of Michigan. Contains data and photos. Data  
    http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/civilwar/
    
    Extractions: Tell Another Researcher On This Site Michigan Honor Roll List of Interments in Michigan NEW August 2002 USA Hospital Transfer of Michigan Soldiers from PA newspaper NEW July 2002 1894 Michigan State Census - Complete. Finished Oct. 2000. 1883 Michigan State Pensioner's Now completed. Aug. 2001 Searchable 1890 Veterans and Widows Census Database by MFHN - In beta testing and not complete. Alpena Co. and partial Gratiot Co. done and more coming. Other counties will follow. Transcriber's notes 1890 Veterans and Widows Census Alpena County also Searchable 1890 Veterans and Widows Census Isabella County 1890 Veterans and Widows Census Missaukee County 1890 Veterans and Widows Census Presque Isle County Film Numbers to obtain the 1890 Veteran Census for your county in Michigan 8th Infantry - Gratiot Co. Enlistee Dates 31 Civil War Vets - Newspaper Clippings from Gratiot Co. Gratiot's Civil War Veteran's Burial Files Highland Township, Oakland Co. Civil War Soldiers - Gives name, birth and death year, cemetery, enlistment and discharge date and unit served in, plus notes. Cemeteries involved are also online and linked from this online file. Post or View Michigan Civil War Queries Post or View Michigan Civil War Online Bios.

92. USCWC -- Index Of Civil War Information Available On The Internet
    The United States civil war Center's Index of civil war information provides a comprehensive, searchable index of online information. To read about the civil war, go to civil war Information  
    http://www.cwc.lsu.edu/cwc/civlink.htm

93. HistoryBuff.com -- Primary Source Material
    Devoted to press coverage of events in American history; containing an extensive, searchable library. Categories include the civil war, baseball, journalism hoaxes, old west characters, crime figures, and the Inaugural Addresses of all U.S. Presidents.  
    http://www.historybuff.com/index.html

94. Index
    A collection of information and rosters about the Childers and Childress that served during the civil war. Includes hints and tips for research.  
    http://www.geocities.com/injackcw/index.html
    
    Extractions: They live only because I refuse to let them die. One hundred and fourty some years ago, our Childers/Childress forefathers heard the the call to defend their homeland. Hundreds of our family answered the  call, as they have in every war since the founding of our nation. Yet, this was a different war. A war not against a foreign invader, or to defend the freedoms of  another nation. This was a war of brother against brother, north fighting south. It has many names, the war of the rebellion, the war for southern independence the war against northern aggression, or the most common the Civil War.

95. The Civil War Connection Military Antiques
    Offers a large selection of antiques, military and nonmilitary.  
    http://www.apex-ephemera.com/civilwar/cwc/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to our new June 2004 Catalog We have one of the most complete listings of fine quality dug and non-dug Civil War collectibles on the internet. All items are authentic. We have an excellent reputation and stand behind our descriptions. We hope that you will find what you are looking for. All dug items are found on private land with the owners permission. A Note for relics hunters out there: Never hunt National Park Service property - it is illegal. Always get permission from land owners before you hunt and respect private property. We are always interested in buying relics - single items or whole collections. Please let us know what you have for sell or trade. We have almost 20 years experience in the preservation of dug relics. We have preserved all types of Civil War relics for individuals, as well as museums. Please do not hestitate to contact us if you have questions regarding cleaning or preservation techniques. Our site is updated regularly, so check back often.

96. Civil War American History Timeline Battle Map Pictures
    The civil war Collector s Set DVD. Hailed as a documentary masterpiecewithout parallel, Ken Burns filmed chronicle of America s  
    http://americancivilwar.com/

97. Main Page1
    Organization provides artillery training for American civil war reenactors.  
    http://geocities.com/ncwaa

98. Sullivan Press
    Period documents, forms, books, and stationary; Colonial through civil war.  
    http://www.sullivanpress.com/
    
    Extractions: W ELCOME TO S ULLIVAN P RESS Welcome Find what you want! Use our search block below to quickly find what you're looking for. Simply type in what your are searching for, and if found, the link to the page will be displayed in the result. Search for: About Us Sullivan Press was started in 1988 by Bob Sullivan as a small sutler business reproducing Colonial era documents and forms. Since then, it has grown to include the Seven Years War, War of 1812, and Civil War era books, documents and stationery. Our Fifteen Minutes of Fame! Our products have shown up in various movies and television productions. The quills Russell Crowe is writing with in Master and Commander, The Far Side of the World were purchased from us. That's our envelope Stephen Lang is holding in Gods and Generals when, as Stonewall Jackson, he learns of the birth of his daughter. And those are our broadsides on the tree as Jason Issacs, as Colonel Tavington, is wondering about the Ghost in The Patriot.

99. Indiana War Memorials
    Through exhibits, videos, and interactive computers, the museum helps visitors experience Indiana's role, from the homefront to the battlefront, in America's civil war.  
    http://www.indianacivilwar.org/
    
    Extractions: @import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); document.write(""+list[j]+""); Recognized as one of the world's outstanding monuments, the structure has come to symbolize both the City of Indianapolis and the state of Indiana. The Limestone used for the monument is gray oolitic limestone from the Romona quarries of Owen County. It stands 284 feet, 6 inches high, only 15 feet shorter than the Statue of Liberty. It cost $598,318 in 1902. It has been estimated that building a similar structure today would cost more than five hundred million dollars. There are a number of art works either built into the Monument, or placed throughout the grounds. Bruno Schmitz brought with him Rudolf Schwarz. Schwarz was sculptor for the statuary groups "War" and "Peace", "The Dying Soldier", "The Homefront" and the four statues at the corners of the Monument that represents the Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Navy.

100. Declaration Of Causes Of Secession
     sections of the Union for many years past in the condition of virtual civil war. bya large majority committed the Government of the United States into their  
     http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/reasons.html
     
     Extractions: of Seceding States Georgia Mississippi South Carolina Texas [Copied by Justin Sanders from the Official Records, Ser IV, vol 1, pp. 81-85.] But when these reasons ceased they were no less clamorous for Government protection, but their clamors were less heeded the country had put the principle of protection upon trial and condemned it. After having enjoyed protection to the extent of from 15 to 200 per cent. upon their entire business for above thirty years, the act of 1846 was passed. It avoided sudden change, but the principle was settled, and free trade, low duties, and economy in public expenditures was the verdict of the American people. The South and the Northwestern States sustained this policy. There was but small hope of its reversal; upon the direct issue, none at all. The Presidential election of 1852 resulted in the total overthrow of the advocates of restriction and their party friends. Immediately after this result the anti-slavery portion of the defeated party resolved to unite all the elements in the North opposed to slavery an to stake their future political fortunes upon their hostility to slavery everywhere. This is the party two whom the people of the North have committed the Government. They raised their standard in 1856 and were barely defeated. They entered the Presidential contest again in 1860 and succeeded. The prohibition of slavery in the Territories, hostility to it everywhere, the equality of the black and white races, disregard of all constitutional guarantees in its favor, were boldly proclaimed by its leaders and applauded by its followers.

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