Southern Storm (97 page)

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Schmidt, Lewis G.
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Allentown, Pa.: Privately printed, 2000.

Schroyer, M. S.
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N.p., 1994.

Schwab, Mathias. “Civil War Letters.” Cincinnati Historical Society.

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SeCheverall, John Hamilton.
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Cleveland: n.p., 1883.

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Short, Martin C. Diary, 1864–1898. Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison. Shroyer, Michael Simon. Diary, 1864–1865. Fredericksburg National Military Park, Fredericksburg, Va.

Smith, Abner C. Papers. Connecticut State Library, Hartford.

Society of the Army of the Cumberland Sixteenth Reunion, Rochester, New York, 1884.
Cincinnati: Robert Clarke, 1885.

Stelle, Abel Clarkson.
1861 to 1865, Memoirs of the Civil War.
New Albany, Ind.: n.p., 1904.

Storrow, Samuel. Papers. Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston.

Storrs, John Whiting.
The Twentieth Connecticut.
Naugatuck, Conn.: Press of the Naugatuck Valley Sentinel, 1886.

Tallman, William H. H. Memoir, 1864–1865. Charles Rhodes II Collection. United States Army Military History Institute, Carlisle, Pa.

Thackery, David T.
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Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, 1999.

Toombs, Samuel.
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Trego, Alfred H. Diary, 1864. Manuscripts Collection. Chicago Historical Society.

Trowbridge, George M. Papers, 1863–1865. Schoff Civil War Collection. William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan.

Underwood, Adin B.
The Three Years’ Service of the Thirty-third Mass. Infantry Regiment, 1862–1865.
Boston: A. Williams, 1881.

Volwiler, A. T., ed. “Letters from a Civil War Officer.”
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
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Wagoner, Charles Van. Diary, 1864. New York State Library, Albany.

———. “From Wauhatchie to the Capture of Savannah.” In
Third Annual Report of the State Historian of the State of New York, 1897.
New York: Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford, 1898.

———. “The March to the Sea.” N.d. GAR Collection. New York State Library, Albany.

Wallace, Frederick Stephen.
The Sixty-first Ohio Volunteers, 1861–1865.
Marysville, Ohio: Theodore Mullen, 1902.

Wallace, William. Papers, 1861–1864. Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison. Walton, William, ed.
A Civil War Courtship: The Letters of Edwin Weller from Antietam to Atlanta.
Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1980.

Ward, William T. “U.S. Army Generals’ Report of Civil War Service, 1864–1887.” National Archives, Washington, D.C.

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Williams, Alpheus S. “U.S. Army Generals’ Report of Civil War Service, 1864–1887.” National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Winkler, Frederick C.
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N.p.: William K. Winkler, 1963.

Young, Moses G., ed.
A Condensed History of the 143rd Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry of the Civil War.
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RD CAVALRY DIVISION: MAJ. GEN. JUDSON KILPATRICK

Barbour, J., and David M. Dougherty, eds.
The Civil War Diary of William H. Harding.
N.p., 1996.

Berkenes, Robert E., ed.
Private William Boddy’s Civil War Journal.
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Carmony, Donald F., ed. “Jacob W. Bartmess Civil War Letters.”
Indiana Magazine of History
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Carter, George E., ed.
The Story of Joshua D. Breyfogle.
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Eisenhower, Abner. Diary, 1864–1865. Civil War Miscellaneous Collection. United States Army Military History Institute, Carlisle, Pa.

Hamilton, William D.
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Columbus, Ohio: F. J. Herr, 1915.

Hinman, Wilbur F.
The Story of the Sherman Brigade.
Alliance, Ohio: Press of Daily Review, 1897.

Hoole, William S.
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Confederate Centennial Studies No. 16. Tuscaloosa, Ala.: Confederate, 1960.

Jordan, Thomas J. Civil War Letters, 1864. Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.

King, G. Wayne. “General Judson Kilpatrick.”
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Martin, Samuel J.
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McCain, Warren.
A Soldier’s Diary; or, The History of Co. L, Third Indiana Cavalry.
Indianapolis: William A. Patton, 1885.

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Miller, James Cooper. “We Scattered the Rebels.”
Civil War Times Illustrated
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———. “With Sherman through the Carolinas.”
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Moore, James.
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More, Betty E., ed.
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92nd Illinois Volunteers.
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Palmore, John S.
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Pickerill, William N.
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Indianapolis: Aetna, 1906.

Rowell, John William.
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Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1971.

Smith, Frank. “A Maine Boy in the Tenth Ohio Cavalry.”
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Swedberg, Clare E., ed.
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Mechanicsburg, Pa.: Stackpole, 1999.

Thompson, James M. Journal. Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis.

Tomlinson, Helyn W., ed.
“Dear Friends”: The Civil War Letters and Diary of Charles Edwin Cort.
Minneapolis: n.p., 1962.

Ward, Williamson D. Diary. Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis.

UNION FORCES (MISCELLANEOUS)

Gray, John Chipman, and John Codman Ropes.
War Letters, 1862–1865.
Cambridge, Mass.: Riverside Press, 1927.

PRISONS/PRISONERS

Barber, Lucius W.
Army Memoirs.
Chicago: J. M. W. Jones, 1894.

Davidson, Henry M.
Fourteen Months in Southern Prisons.
Milwaukee: Daily Wisconsin Printing House, 1865.

Isham, Asa B., Henry M. Davison, and Henry B. Furness.
Prisoners of War and Military Prisons.
Cincinnati: Lyman & Cushing, 1890.

Lyon, W. F.
In and Out of Andersonville Prison.
Detroit: George Harland, 1905.

NEWSPAPERS/REPORTING

Andrews, J. Cutler.
The North Reports the Civil War.
Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1955.

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The South Reports the Civil War.
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American Tribune

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Atlanta Daily Intelligencer

Atlanta Journal

Augusta Daily Chronicle & Sentinel

Augusta Daily Constitutionalist

Boston Evening Journal

Boston Post

Broome (New York) Republican

Charleston Daily Courier

Charleston Mercury

Chicago Evening Journal

Chicago Tribune

Cincinnati Daily Commercial

Cincinnati Gazette

Columbus Daily Sun

Galesville (Wisconsin) Transcript

Harper’s Weekly

Indianapolis Journal

Jones County (Georgia) News

Lancaster (Pennsylvania) Daily Evening Express

Leavenworth (Kansas) Daily Times

Macon Daily Telegraph

Milwaukee Daily Sentinel

National Tribune (Washington, D.C.)

New Haven Daily Morning Journal

New York Herald

New York Post

New York Times

New York World

Paterson (New Jersey) Daily Register

Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia Weekly Times

Quincy (Illinois) Daily Whig and Republican

Savannah Morning News

Savannah Republican

Springfield (Illinois) Republican

Sullivan County Union

The Sunny South

Troy (Ohio) Times

Washington Post

Weekly Missouri Democrat

CONFEDERATE LEADERSHIP

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