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E609 .D38 2022
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The Atlanta Daily Intelligencer covers the Civil War / |
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E609 .F47 1986
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James Gordon Bennett and the New York herald : a study of editorial opinion in the Civil War era, 1854-1867 / |
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E609 .G725 2019
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Twice-divided nation : national memory, transatlantic news, and American literature in the Civil War era / |
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E609 .G725 2019eb
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Twice-divided nation : national memory, transatlantic news, and American literature in the Civil War era / |
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E609 .H37 1999
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Blue & gray in black & white : newspapers in the Civil War / |
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E609 .H59
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Lawley covers the Confederacy. |
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E609 .K74 2019
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Marketing the blue & gray : newspaper advertising and the American Civil War / |
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E609 .M37
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Sherman's other war : the general and the Civil War press / |
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E609 .M37 1999
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Sherman's other war : the general and the Civil War press / |
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E609 .N49 2010
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The New York Times complete Civil War, 1861-1865 / |
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E609 .R48
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Editors make war; Southern newspapers in the secession crisis |
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E609 .S8
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Bohemian Brigade : Civil War newsmen in action / |
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E609 .W4 1977
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Reporters for the Union / |
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E610 .D86
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Camps and prisons. Twenty months in the department of the Gulf. |
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E611
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Rites of retaliation : civilization, soldiers, and campaigns in the American Civil War / |
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E611 .B99
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What I saw in Dixie; or, Sixteen months in Rebel prisons. |
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E611 .C79 1862a
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The captivity of General Corcoran : the only authentic and reliable narrative of the trials and sufferings endured, during his twelve month's imprisonment in Richmond and other southern cities / |
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E611 .D25
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Fourteen months in southern prisons; being a narrative of the treatment of federal prisoners of war in the rebel military prisons of Richmond, Danville, Andersonville, Savannah and Millen. |
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E611 .D72
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Prison diary, of Michael Dougherty : late Co. B, 13th., Pa., cavalry. While confined in Pemberton, Barrett's, Libby, Andersonville and other southern prisons. Sole survivor of 127 of his regiment captured the same time, 122 dying in Andersonville. |
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E611 .D74
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Southern prisons; or, Josie the heroine of Florence. Four years of battle and imprisonment. Richmond, Atlanta, Belle Isle, Andersonville, and Florence, a complete history of all southern prisons. |
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