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This Civil War prisoner-of-war (POW) letter was written by Lt. Edward Visart in August 1864 while imprisoned at Fort Delaware, a Union prison camp. Visart was serving as a 2nd Lieutenant in Capt. Bloc

(CIVIL WAR--PRISON.) Group of Fort Delaware letters--two from Confederate prisoners and one from a Union guard. Each 1 to 4 pages, about 8 x 5 inches; minimal wear. Fort Delaware, DE, August-December

[CIVIL WAR]. A Trio of a Union Soldier’s Letters Home, Including Two Post-War Letters, One of Which Mentions the Andersonville Prison. [V.p., 1862, 1865]. 8vo and 4to multi-page letters (16 page

Confederate Soldiers Oath of the Alligence to the Federal Govt. dated 1862, Union Civil War Soldiers Letter to his father from Harrison Landing Va., Union Pass dated 1865

Union Civil War veteran's letter, 6pp. 8vo., written by Charles "Addison" Hosford, Fir Grove, Blaine Co., Idaho, to his sister, Mollie, describing his recent stay in a sanitarium and his subsequent jo

A Union letter from Samuel McAlavey, Co. H, 27th Regiment Penna. Militia. June 26, 1863. Written only days before the first day's Battle of Gettysburg of July 1. "Marched through Columbia [PA] and enc

1882 Horrors of Civil War Prison Union Prisoner POW Illustrated John Urban John W Urban was an American soldier who was captured and imprisoned three times. He was held at Belle Island, Libby Prison,

1864 Confederate Beyond the Lines Geer Civil War Union Prison Slavery Racism J. J. Geer’s ‘Beyond the Lines’ is a rare Civil War narrative of Geer’s time as a prisoner in the Southern Confeder

Civil War Union Letters A Female Civil War Union Soldier from Maine Has a Baby While on Picket Duty One Year After She Entered the Army April 12, 1863-Dated Civil War Period, Remarkable Content Letter

Lot of corresponding Civil War letters and Documents relating to the capture and release of Union Civil War Soldier. The smallest letter contains the description of the soldiers capture at the Battle

Civil War Union Letters Exceptional Rare 1864 Civil War Letter Requesting Aid for the Wife and Children of a Paid "Substitute" Union Soldier September 5, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Letter Requesting

Civil War Union Letters 1861 Kansas: "We have been alarmed (sic) by the Indians which have camped 100 miles above us. Some 8,000 of them."... "The rebels say that they are bound to have Kansas." Octob

Civil War Union Letters c. 1861 Graphic Civil War Patriotic Stationery Kit Panel c. 1861 Civil War Period, Colorful Front Panel from a Patriotic Stationery Kit, Choice Mint. This package is offered by

1863 1ed Beyond Lines Geer Union Confederate Prison Negro Slavery Racism Dixie J. J. Geer’s ‘Beyond the Lines’ is a rare Civil War narrative of Geer’s time as a prisoner in the Southern Confed

Includes envelopes and letters, largest measures 8 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches

1868 Confederate Prisons Civil War Torture Union Glazier Libby Richmond CSA Willard Glazier was a Union lieutenant during the American Civil War who was captured and imprisoned in the infamous Confede

1868 Confederate Prisons Civil War Torture Union Glazier Libby Richmond CSA Willard Glazier was a Union lieutenant during the American Civil War who was captured and imprisoned in the infamous Confede

The letter written March 1, gives an interesting perspective of Thomas W. Murray who wants to return with Union Troops following the occupation of Port Royal, South Carolina.

Civil War Prisoner Release Papers Fort Delaware, releasing a confederate from Union prison, Herman Bellingrath of Fulton County, Georgia, signed by Brigadere General A. Schoepf, two documents framed t

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate prisoners in Union prisons. 19 volumes. HOUSTON, J.A., ed. The Sunny Land; or Prison Prose and Poetry...by Col. Buehring H. Jones, 60th Virginia Infantry. Baltimore, 1868. --

Poignant Civil War Letters of Indiana Union Soldiers This collection of 13 letters and a partial muster roll tells much of the story of the Civil War service of John E. Deck in Company A of the 57th I

Letter From Home, Civil War Union Soldier reading a letter, sepia-tone photo print. Created in th early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries, printed on cardstock. 8" X 10".

Details: Andrew Hickenlooper autographed hand-written letter (ALS), 1881. Near fine condition. Andrew Hickenlooper (August 10, 1837 – May 12, 1904) was an Ohioan civil engineer, politician, indu

With this opening sentence in a two-page letter from Abraham Lincoln, Union general Joseph Hooker (1814–79) gained a prominent place in Civil War history. Hooker assumed command of an army demoraliz