Contents
-SUBJECT INDEX -BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
James Ford Rhodes (1848–1927). History of the Civil War, 1861–1865. 1917.
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| GRIMES. | | Life of Grimes. Salter. |
| HAMLIN. | | The Battle of Chancellorsville. A. C. Hamlin. |
| HANSON. | | The Sixth Massachusetts Regiment. |
| HARRIS. | | The Trent Affair. |
| HART’S CHASE. | | Life of S. P. Chase. |
| HASKELL, FRANK. | | The Battle of Gettysburg. An account written during July, 1863, by Frank A. Haskell, aide-de-camp to General John Gibbon. Wisconsin History Commission, November, 1908. |
| HAY, J. | | Letters and Diary. John Hay. (1908.) |
| HENDERSON, LIEUT.-COL. | | Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War. Lieut.-Col. G. F. R. Henderson. |
| HOSMER’S APPEAL. | | The Appeal to Arms. J. K. Hosmer. (Hart’s Amer. Nation.) |
| HUMPHREYS. | | The Virginia Campaigns of 1864–65. A. A. Humphreys. |
| JOHNSTON. | | J. E. Johnston’s Narrative. |
| JOHNSTON, R. M. | | Bull Run. Its Strategy and Tactics. |
| JONES. | | Rebel War Clerk’s Diary. J. B. Jones. (1866.) |
| LECKY. | | Democracy and Liberty. |
| LEE, FITZHUGH. | | Life of General Lee. |
| LEE’S RECOLLECTIONS. | | Recollections and Letters of Robert E. Lee, by his son, R. E. Lee. |
| LETTERMAN. | | Medical Recollections of the Army of the Potomac. |
| LINCOLN, C. W. | | Lincoln. Complete Works. Nicolay, Hay. (1894.) |
| LIVERMORE, T. L. | | Numbers and Losses in the Civil War. |
| LIVERMORE, W. R. | | The Story of the Civil War. Continuation of Ropes’s Volumes I, II. (1913.) |
| LONG. | | Memoir of Robert E. Lee. |
| LONGSTREET. | | From Manassas to Appomattox. |
| LOSSING. | | Civil War of America. |
| LOTHROP. | | Life of Seward. Thornton K. Lothrop. |
| LOWELL. | | Letters of J. R. Lowell. |
| LYONS. | | Life of Lord Lyons. Newton. |
| M. H. S. | | Massachusetts Historical Society. Proceedings. |
| McCLELLAN. | | McClellan’s Own Story. |
| MACDONALD. | | Select Statutes of United States History, 1861–98. |
| MAHAN’S FARRAGUT. | | Life of Admiral Farragut. Capt. A. T. Mahan. |
| MAHAN’S GULF. | | The Gulf and Inland Waters. Commander A. T. Mahan. |
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