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** Civil War after battle Regimental reports and correspondence of the Union and 
     Confederate Armies.

** Series 1 - Formal reports of the first seizures of United States property 
            in the Southern States and of all military operations in the 
            field, with the correspondence, orders, and returns relating.
** Series 2 - Correspondence, orders, reports, and returns relating to 
            Prisoners of War.
** Series 3 - Correspondence, orders, reports, and returns of Union authorities
            not relating to Series 1 & 2
** Series 4 - Correspondence, orders, reports, and returns of Confederate 
            authorities not relating to Series 1, 2 , & 3

3,629 Photographs with text;   Full Clipart Capability 
High Resolution, Variety of formats(Tiff,Bmp,Pcx,Jpeg,and more).

These volumes present the Civil War from an entirely original 
viewpoint. The collection of photographs is in itself a 
sufficient contribution to military and historical record, and 
the text is a compelling record of everyday life and ingenuity. 
The military movements of the Armies and Navies were exhaustively 
studied to properly stage the great scenes that are shown. Also 
included is a chronological summary and record of historical 
events and of important engagements of the Union and Confederate 
Army and Navy.
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3,629 Civil War Photographs with captions; Full Clipart Capability 
High Resolution, Variety of formats(Tiff,Bmp,Pcx,Jpeg,and more)
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Civil War Maps - Over 300 Civil War Maps in color

__ Over 300 Civil War Maps in  "Tif"  & "Gif"  format         
                                                          
__ Maps can be saved in these formats:
     JPG, PCX, GIF, TIF, WMF

__ Battlefield, Region, Troop Movement , Military  Maps, 
             and  Approaches & Defenses

__ Some of States included are TN, GA, MD, SC, NC, LA,     
             VA, MS, AR, FL, IL, KY, and D.C. 

These volumes represent lectures in military history at 
the Army Service Schools at Fort Leavenworth given by 
Matthew F. Steele. Eighty percent (80%) of the lectures 
and Maps are devoted to Civil War campaigns and 
battles. The remaining 20% of the lectures and Maps 
cover The Colonial Wars, The Revolutionary War, The 
War of 1812, and The Mexican War, and The Spanish-
American War.

None of the maps were drawn originally for these 
lectures; all are photographic reproductions of either 
official maps or maps accompanying works that have 
been consulted in the preparation of the lectures. In most 
cases the colored blocks and lines representing troops 
and routes of march were added specially for the 
lectures. There are  a total of 311 Maps with 232 of the 
Maps covering major Civil War battles.

There is also an appendix of Union and Confederate 
Commanders in some of the principal campaigns and 
battles of the Civil War

These 9 volumes cover the operations of both Union and Confederate 
Navies of the Atlantic and North Atlantic Blockading Squadrons and operations on the Potomac,
Rappahannock and Gulf of Mexico (Volumes 4 - 12).

These 6 volumes cover the operations of both Union and Confederate 
Navies on the Tennessee, Ohio, and Mississippi rivers and along the 
Gulf coast (Volumes 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, and 27).

** The Tennessee River includes Fort Henry, Fort Donnelson, and Shiloh
** The Mississippi River includes all activity from the Mississippi head 
     waters, to New Orleans. Operations include Ft Pillow, Memphis, 
     Vicksburg, the Red River Campaign, and New Orleans.  
** The Gulf coast operations included both blockade and battles at Mobile,
     New Orleans, and points west.

The full story of the Civil War along the Western Waters is told in two parts:
The Official Record for the Armies and the Official Record for the Navies.
Vicksburg could not have been taken by land if the Union forces did not 
control of the river. The union gun boats at Fort Henry, Fort Donelson and
Shiloh played a major role in all three battles!  
"Dam the Torpedos, Full speed ahead" at the entrance to Mobile Bay. Blockade of
all Gulf ports meant the Gulf Confederate states could not obtain the weapons 
required to equip their troops.

Combinations of Navy and Army Official Records that cover
the Mississippi, Tennessee, Ohio, and Gulf Coast operations

The products below are subset combinations of both Army and Navy Official Records.
Each product consist of one CD with a single search engine that can be used 
search both Army and Navy records at the same time!  


All of the following products include the Army Official Records volumes with the 
Navy Official Records volumes:

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Published by the Southern Historical Society between 1870s and 1956,
this unique reference set offers a Southern perspective on the Civil
War, Reconstruction and the years through the turn of the Century.
Read what General Longstreet had to write about the Battles of 
Gettysburg! Read the Southern account of Andersonville. Many articles
were written by battle-seasoned leaders. The contents of this reference 
set will be of interest to genealogist because of the large number of 
names used throughout. The set also contains a Roster of soldiers at the
surrender of Appomatox. 

 4 Volumes Text with 1,751 Maps and Pictures 

Originally published as a series of articles in "The Century"  magazine
between 1884 and 1887,these articles were written by the Leaders of both
armies. Union and Confederate  Leaders offer personal insight into what
they did and why they did it! This set is packed with discussions of 
Battles and Leaders, and Hundreds of Maps that show the battle area and
troop positions. There are Unit and Officer Rosters of the Opposing Forces
for a Battle and Hundreds of Pictures from photographs and sketches.           

                                         
1,751 Maps and Pictures from Battles and Leaders of the  Civil War with
captions file and Viewer software.

                                          
Edited by Gen. Clement A. Evans of Georgia; This set was written
by distinguished men of the South, producing a work which truly
portrays the Times and Issues of the Confederacy. Each state being
treated in a separate history allows space for details concerning
its peculiar story, its own devotion, its own heroes, and its,
battlefields.
These volumes contain information on each unit; where, when, and by
whom the unit was formed. There are some Rosters.
There are two General Subject volumes, Maryland & West Virginia,
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,Tennessee,
Alabama & Mississippi,Kentucky & Missouri, Louisiana & Arkansas,
and Texas & Florida volumes.

By Brevet LT. W. J. Hardee; Instruction, exercises, and manouvres of
riflemen and light infantry;including schools of the soldier & company.

                                           
By Lillian Henderson; Names, ranks, dates, and status of the soldiers of
Georgia, organized by regiments.

                                           
By Brig-Gen. John Gibbon, U. S. Vols.; This manual was compiled from
various sources and adapted to the service of the United States by 
Brig-Gen. Gibbon. It has over 200 illustrations.

                                           
The Sons of Confederate Veterans published a magazine six times a year.
This is a collection of all articles from 1893 through 1912.

                                           
By Thomas Nelson Page; A Biography giving a fuller account of the
extraordinary conditions under which Lee conducted his military
operations and his relation to the civil power of the Confederate
Government.

                                            
By James D. Richardson; A compilation including the diplomatic
correspondence, messages, proclamations, and inaugural addresses 
of Jefferson Davis. 

                                             
A Roster of all Maine troops during the Civil War, including
Joshua Chamberlain's 20th Maine.
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This is a history of the state of Michigan during the Civil War.
The state's role, such as raising the troops, is addressed in 
PartI. In Part II, the histories of the Regiments are compiled. 
Some are very full, and some are limited, depending on the
completeness of regimental reports.
Part   I - In the State, Raising of Troops
Part  II - In the Field, Regiment Infantry Histories
Part III - Register of Commissioned Officers

                                            
By Jefferson Davis; This set of reference documents provide an
in-depth inside look at the government of the Confederacy.

                                            
Compiled by the State Historian for the Mississippi Division of
the U. D. C. - Includes 32 pictures
Beauvoir was the last earthly home of Jefferson Davis. This book
has 32 pictures with text relating the history of Beauvoir and
of the Davis family.

                                               
By Sam R. Watkins, Private, 1st Tennessee Regiment,C. S. A. 
This is the anecdotes and incidents of Battlefield and Camp in which 
soldiers of the Army of Tennessee and the Army of the Cumberland fought.
To all readers we respectfully commend this book as being the best and
most impersonal history of any army ever written. 

                                              
Written by soldiers who tell about the battle in which they fought.

                                                
By B. H. Young- One of the main aims of this volume is to give Confederate
cavalry leaders and their followers their just place in the history of the
great war. Cavalry played a most important part in the Civil War. The story
of the campaigns of  Stuart, Wheeler, Morgan, the Lees, Forrest, Hampton, 
Ashby, Mosby, Green, Van Dorn, Shelby and Marmaduke, and their associates,
gave war a new glamour.

                                               
Edited by Dunbar Rowland, LL. D.; Ten Volumes of details on the life and
accomplishments of the President of the Confederate States of America.
Learn more about the man who led the South on her bid for freedom. 

                                                
By Frazar Kirkland; Embracing the most brilliant and thrilling short
stories of the Civil War (1861-1865) including words and deeds of 
famous women.

                                                
By Major-General Sir Frederick Maurice;  This is neither a life of Lee 
nor a history of the Civil War of 1861-65. It is an appreciation of Lee's 
generalship giving his plans, intentions, and opinions in his own words.
Also included is a chronological table showing in parallel columns those
actions in which Lee took a direct or indirect part and those which took
place elsewhere.

                                              
Edited by Marion Mills Miller, Litt. D. This is the Centennial edition. 
Vol.1 -Autobiography ------------------| Vol.6 -State Papers 1861-1865-|
Vol.2 -Public Addresses ---------------| Vol.7 -Letters & Telegrams ---|  
Vol.3 -Speeches&Debates 1856-1858 -----| Vol.8 -Letters & Telegrams ---|
Vol.4 -Speeches&Debates 1858-1859 -----| Vol.9 -Letters & Telegrams ---| 
Vol.5 -Speeches&Pres. Address 1856-1858|

 
 By Matthew Page Andrews

 
By Albert D. Richardson

 
By Albert D. Richardson;    This biography of U. S. Grant begins with the
genealogy of the Grant family and continues with a personal look at Grant's
early years, West Point, The War Years, and on to his nomination for 
President of the United States.

                                                
This book discusses what the American Civil War meant to Great Britain.

                                                
Robert E. Lee, by Thomas Dixon--TO THE READER: Now that my story is done I 
see that it is the strangest fiction that I have ever written. Because it 
is true. It actually happened.  Every character in it is historic.  I have 
not changed even a name. Every event took place.Therefore it is incredible.
Yet I have in my possession the proofs establishing each character and each
event as set forth.They are true beyond question.....Thomas Dixon,Author

                                                
By James G. Blaine; From Lincoln to Garfield with a review of the events
which led to the Political Revolution of 1860.

                                                
By L.P. Brockett, M. D.; Character sketches of famous women and their role
during the Civil War (Mostly Union Perspective).

                                                
The diary of William Walker Ward (9th Tennessee Cavalry, Morgan's 
Brigade, C.S.A.) covering the years 1864 and 1865.