FAMILY LETTERS OF GENERAL HENRY LARCUM
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THE JOURNAL OF A GEORGIA
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THE WAR-TIME JOURNAL OF A GEORGIA
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PASSING THE TORCH - Scribner's Sons - N.Y.
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A VIRGINIA GIRL IN THE CIVIL WAR : BEING A
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DIXIE AFTER THE WAR - Doubleday-Page
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DIXIE AFTER THE WAR - Doubleday-Page
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MY HEART
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A CONFEDERATE NURSE: THE DIARY OF ADA W.
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IOWA INFANTRY OF 1861-1865, FIRST THROUGH
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THE FORGOTTEN MEN: THE MISSOURI STATE
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GALLANT FOURTEENTH: THE STORY OF AN
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HARD BREATHING DAYS: THE CIVIL WAR
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REMINISCENCES OF A SOLDIER'S WIFE
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THEY FOUGHT LIKE DEMONS:
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A MARYLAND BRIDE IN THE DEEP SOUTH : THE
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BELLE BOYD IN CAMP AND PRISON - LSU Press -
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CAMPAIGNS OF THE 146TH REGIMENT NEW YORK
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SHADOWS ON MY HEART : THE CIVIL WAR
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LET MY PEOPLE GO: THE STORY OF THE
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RICHMOND'S WARTIME HOSPITALS
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RIGHTEOUS WARRIORS - Two Trails
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CLINGMAN'S BRIGADE IN THE
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EDWARD A. WILD AND THE AFRICAN
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MARY CHESNUT'S CIVIL WAR - Yale
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MARY CHESNUT'S CIVIL WAR - Yale
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PAULINE CUSHMAN: SPY OF THE
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JOHN WILKES BOOTH : A SISTER'S MEMOIR
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A BELLE OF THE FIFTIES - Doubleday
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- REQUIEM FOR A LOST CITY: SALLIE CLAYTON'S
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EXILE TO SWEET DIXIE: THE STORY OF
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THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S CIVIL WAR
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GOD AND GENERAL
LONGSTREET: THE LOST CAUSE AND THE SOUTHERN MIND - LSU Press -
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NORTH ACROSS THE RIVER: A CIVIL WAR
TRAIL OF TEARS - Crane Hill - 224pp - Details of Sherman's forced exodus of textile
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NORTH ACROSS THE RIVER: A CIVIL WAR
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MY DEAR JENNIE - Dietz
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THE LEE GIRLS - Blair Publishing -
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ALL AFIRE TO FIGHT: THE UNTOLD TALE OF
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ALL THINGS ALTERED : WOMEN IN THE
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WOMEN OF THE CIVIL WAR SOUTH :
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ALEXANDER CHEVES HASKELL: THE
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DIARY OF A UNION LADY -Univ Nebraska
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CAMP JACKSON and THE SAINT LOUIS LEGION
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THE LITTLE GODS: UNION PROVOST
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MISSOURI PRISONERS OF WAR - Two
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NURSE AND SPY IN THE UNION ARMY -
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JOURNAL OF A SECESH LADY
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WOMEN IN THE CIVIL WAR: EXTRAORDINARY
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MOTHERS OF INVENTION: WOMEN OF THE
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CIVIL WAR AND LIVING HISTORY
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FOLLOWING THE FIFTH KANSAS CAVALRY: THE
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LIFE IN DIXIE DURING THE WAR - Mercer
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LIFE IN DIXIE DURING THE WAR - Mercer
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THE BATTLE GROUND - Univ. Alabama Press -
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A WOMAN OF HONOR: DR. MARY E.
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THE WOMEN'S WAR IN THE
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OLDEST LIVING CONFEDERATE WIDOW TELLS
ALL - Knopf, N.Y. 1989 - FINE Condition - 1st Edition in Fine Dust Jacket - $40
DEAREST OF CAPTAINS: A BIOGRAPHY OF
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PATRIOTS IN DISGUISE: WOMEN WARRIORS OF THE
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WOMEN ON THE
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APPALACHIAN OHIO AND THE CIVIL WAR, 1862-1863
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LETTERS OF A CIVIL WAR NURSE: CORNELIA
HANCOCK, 1863-1865 - Univ Nebraska Press, 1998 - 201pp - Illustrated - Edited by
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OUR ARMY NURSES: STORIES FROM
WOMEN IN THE CIVIL WAR - Boston 1865 - Scarce 1st edition - VERY GOOD
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ALGERNON SYDNEY SULLIVAN
- NY 1929 - 1st Edition - FINE Condition - In Scarce but lightly chipped dust jacket -
359pp - Index - Sullivan was a lawyer and first President of the New York Southern Society - he
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BOY SOLDIERS OF THE CONFEDERACY -Neale
1905 -VERY GOOD Condition - Hardcover in Grey Cloth with Gilt Title on Spine and Front
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Appendix - A collection stories of more than 100 Confederate youth who fought against the
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MYRA INMAN: A DIARY OF THE CIVIL WAR IN EAST
TENNESSEE - Mercer Univ Press - 304pp - Dust jacket - Edited by William Snell -
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LIFE AND LETTERS OF STONEWALL JACKSON
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HEROINES OF DIXIE - CONFEDERATE WOMEN
TELL THEIR STORY OF THE WAR - Bobbs Merrill - Indianapolis 1955 - FINE
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A METEOR SHINING BRIGHTLY: ESSAYS ON
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GENERAL SHERMAN AND THE GHEORGIA
BELLES: TALES FROM WOMEN LEFT BEHIND - History Press - ISBN#
1596291591 - BRAND NEW Softcover - 124pp - Biblio - Illustrated - In 1864, when General
William Tecumseh Sherman made his infamous March to the Sea, a number of Georgia's bravest
women made a stand to save their homes and families. "Steel magnolias" in every sense of the
word, these women displayed an extraordinary level of grit and gumption. These are their stories.
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THE FITZHUGH LEE SAMPLER - Brandylane
Publishers - 200pp - 8 « x 11 inches - Softcover - 189pp - Index - Photos - Illustrations - $19.95
INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL WAR CIVILIANS
- Thomas Publications - Brand New Softcover - $9.95
WHO WORE WHAT: WOMEN'S WEAR, 1861-1865
- Thomas Publications - Brand New Laminated harddover - 128pp - Over 300
photographs and descriptions of clothing and accessories including construction tips for
reenactors - Publisher's List Price = $29.95 - Our
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MY STORY OF THE WAR: A WOMAN'S
NARRATIVE OF FOUR YEARS OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCE -Worthington &
Co., Hartford 1889 -VERY GOOD Condition - Bright Red Boards with Gilt Embossing - Minor
exterior and corner wear - Clean and Tight Interior - previous owner faint name stamp inside
boards - Numerous steel engravings and color plates of Battle Flags - Nevins says of this
"Well-known, valuable reminiscences; especially good for accounts of military hospitals and
relief work" - This book also provides interesting details of the Chicago Mercantile Battery with
diary quotations from several diaries of that unit that were in Mary Livermore's possession
following the war - including engraved plates of the battery - This Copy Includes Mary
Livermore's SIGNATURE on tipped in Card - $375
MY STORY OF THE WAR - Worthington &
Co., Hartford 1888 -VERY GOOD Condition - Bound in Full Calfskin - light cracking starting at
gutters - Clean and Tight Interior - Numerous steel engravings and color plates of Battle Flags -
Nevins says of this "Well-known, valuable reminiscences; especially good for accounts of
military
hospitals and relief work" - This book also provides interesting details of the Chicago Mercantile
Battery with diary quotations from several diaries of that unit that were in Mary Livermore's
possession following the war - including engraved plates of the battery - $175
THE STORY OF MY LIFE - Worthington,
Hartford 1898 - FINE Condition in Bright Red Gilt-Decorated Cloth - Solid Endpapers with
bright Clean Interior - Heavily Illustrated - Ads in back - 730pp plus ads - Noted abolitionist,
journalist, philanthropist, and lecturer until her death in 1905, Mary Livermore graduated from a
Women's Seminary and went on to serve in the Civil War as a nurse. She often served on the
front lines - under fire. In 1868 she organized the Chicago Woman Suffrage Convention and
established "The Agitaor", a feminist journal, for the advocacy of temperance reform and
women's suffrage. In 1870 "The Woman's Journal" was started and she became the editor. She
was one of the leaders in the Women's Christian Temperance Union - $125
REMINISCENCES OF A SOLDIER'S WIFE --
Scribner's - NY 1913 - 1st Edition - VERY GOOD Condition - General John Logan, Army of
Tennessee, served at Vicksburg, Ft Donelson, Sherman's Atlanta Campaign - *UBS #53 - $85
LEE AND LONGSTREET AT HIGH TIDE:
GETTYSBURG IN THE LIGHT OF THE OFFICIAL RECORDS - Gainesville, Georgia
1904 - Very Scarce 1st Edition - FINE Condition - Gilt Top Edge - in Tan Cloth - Clean and
Tight Interior - Front Hinge Repaired - 346pp -Illustrated - $425
THE CHAMBERLAINS OF BREWER -
Thomas Publications - 128pp - Explores the life of the four Chamberlain brothers and their sister
as they struggled with the war and its aftermath - Brand New Softcover - $12
MY CAVE LIFE IN
VICKSBURG - BY A LADY - Broadfoot Publishing - Reprint of 1882 edition - Brand
New Hardcover in Green Cloth - Issued without jacket - Nevins calls this 'A valuable story of a
gentlewoman's experiences under siege at Vicksburg' - 195pp - Includes Introduction - Notes -
Index - Fascinating story of one of the survivors of the Siege of Vicksburg where bombardment
from the Union Gunboat cannons on the Mississippi river forced the residents to live in
makeshift underground shacks and caves- $35
SHERMAN AND THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA
- Univ S. Carolina Press - Foreword by Bell Wiley - Reprint of 1976 Original - Brand
New
Softcover - $12.95
MRS. ROBERT E. LEE - Sprinkle Pubs - Reprint
of Original - 310pp - Brand New Hardcover - $29
THE AMANDA METTERS: CIVIL WAR DAYS
ON THE COAST OF MAINE - Heritage Books -BRAND NEW Softcover - 232pp -
Biblio - Index - Maps - Illustrations - $22.50
REFUGEE LIFE IN THE CONFEDERACY
- LSU Press - Introduction by George Rable - 352pp - Illustrated - Brand New Softcover
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A WOMAN'S CIVIL WAR : A DIARY, WITH
REMINISCENCES OF THE WAR, FROM MARCH 1862 -Univ Wisconsin Press -
ISBN# 0299132641 - Brand New Softcover - 303pp - Index - Notes - Edited by Minrose Gwin -
$18.95
DIARY OF A SOUTHERN REFUGEE DURING THE
WAR, BY A LADY OF VIRGINIA - Sprinkle Pubs - Reprint of 1867 Original - 364pp -
Brand New Hardcover - $25
FROM THE PEN OF A SHE-REBEL: THE CIVIL
WAR DIARY OF EMILIE RILEY MCKINLEY - A PERSONAL LOOK AT MISSISSIPPI'S
CONFEDERATE HOME FRONT DURING A TURNING POINT OF THE CIVIL WAR
- Univ South Carolina - 128pp - Brand New Hardcover - Edited by Gordon Cotton -
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GONE WITH THE WIND -
Macmillan and Co
LTD - London 1936 - 1st British Edition - 1037 Pages - Bound in Bright Red Moroccan Leather
with Raised and Gilt Decorated Bands - Bright Full Gilt Edges - Exceptionally Clean Interior
with Solid Hinges - Exceptionally FINE Condition - A Beautiful Collectors Piece that we
brought back from London! - $1200
GONE WITH THE WIND - Scribner's - BRAND
NEW Hardcover reprint of the original in Dust Jacket (Protected in a New Brodart Cover) -
1037pp - - Publisher's List Price = $28 - Our Price - $23.95
GONE WITH THE WIND - Macmillan, NY
1938
- VERY GOOD Condition - Grey Cloth - Clean and Tight Interior - *In Tall Cotton #125 - $45
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SARAH MORGAN : THE CIVIL WAR DIARY OF A
SOUTHERN WOMAN - Simon & Schuster - Brand New Softcover - Edited by Charles
East - 626pp - Index - Photos - $17
MARY BOYKIN CHESNUT: A BIOGRAPHY
- LSU Press - 271pp - illustrated with 44 halftones - Brand New Softcover - $19.95
- THE LION OF THE SOUTH:
GENERAL THOMAS C. HINDMAN - Mercer Univ Press - 336pp - Brand New
Softcover - $19.95
A REBEL WIFE IN TEXAS: THE DIARY AND
LETTERS OF ELIZABETH SCOTT NEBLETT, 1852-1864 -
LSU Press - Edited by Erika Murr - 496pp - Details the life of a slave owning women farmer and
her struggle to maintain her property and eleven slaves while her husband went off to war -
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NOTES ON NURSING: WHAT IT IS AND WHAT
IT IS NOT - Appleton, NY 1860 - FINE Condition - 1st American Printing in Brown
Pebbled Cloth with very light wear to corners - Probably the cleanest copy we've seen! Small
gift inscription on fep dated 1864 - 146pp plus 4 pages of book ads - Solid Hinges - Gilt Title on
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THE STORY OF AUNT BECKY'S ARMY LIFE -
Talbothays - BRAND NEW Hardcover - Reprint of 1867 Original in Brown Cloth - 218pp -
Index - Illustrations - The author was a Union Nurse - $25
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A SOUTHERN WOMAN'S STORY - Univ
S. Carolina Press - Brand New Softcover - reprint of 1879 Original - 90pp - Notes - Introduction
by George Rable - Pember was a matron at the Confederate Chimborazo Hospital from
November 1862 until the fall of Richmond in April 1865 - $14.95
WIDOWS BY THE THOUSAND: THE
CIVIL WAR CORRESPONDENCE OF THEOPHILUS AND HARRIET PERRY,
1862-1864 - Univ Arkansas Press - 352pp - Dust Jacket - Edited by M. Jane Johansson -
Illustrated - Perry was an officer in the 28th Texas Cavalry - part of Walker's Greyhounds - he
was killed at Pleasant Hill - Brand New Hardcover - Publisher's List Price =
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THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD IN FLOYD
COUNTY, INDIANA - McFarland Publishing - ISBN# 0786410701 -Brand New
Laminated Softcover - 224pp - Photos - Maps - Biblio - Index - Publisher's
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THE WOMEN WILL HOWL - THE UNION ARMY
CAPTURE OF ROSWELL AND NEW MANCHESTER, GEORGIA, AND THE FORCED
RELOCATION OF MILL WORKERS - McFarland Publishing - ISBN#
9780786461141 - BRAND NEW Laminated Softcover - 189pp - Notes - Biblio - Index - Photos
- In July 1864, Union General William T. Sherman ordered the arrest and deportation of over 400
women and children from the villages of Roswell and New Manchester, Georgia. Branded
traitors for their work in the cotton mills which supplied much needed material to the
Confederacy, these civilians were shipped to cities in the North (already crowded with refugees)
and left to fend for themselves. This work details the little known story of the hardships these
women and children endured before and most especially after they were forcibly taken from
their homes. Beginning with the founding of Roswell, it examines the prevalent atmosphere in
the area and the pre-war circumstances that created this class of women. The main focus,
however, is what befell the women at the hands of Sherman's army and what they faced once
they reached Northern states such as Illinois and Indiana. An appendix details the roll of political
prisoners from Sweetwater (New Manchester). - Publisher's List Price =
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GENTEEL REBEL : THE LIFE OF MARY GREENHOW
LEE (Southern Biography Series) - LSU Press - ISBN# 0807129275 - BRAND NEW
Softcover - 259pp - Photos - Biblio - Index - $21.95
PICKETT AND HIS MEN - Atlanta 1900 -
FINE Condition in Grey Cloth - 439pp - Frontis of Pickett - Index - It has been said that Mrs
Pickett created the image of her husband's with this book - This copy has been Boldly Inscribed
on both front and rear endpapers by Mrs Pickett to Governor Frederick Robie (Maine) - $275
PICKETT AND HIS MEN - Lippincott,
Phila 1913 - FINE Condition in Burgundy Cloth - Bright title on Spine and Cover - small
bookplate inside front board - 313pp - Photos - Index - It has been said that Mrs Pickett created
the image of her husband's with this book - $145
A WOMAN RICE PLANTER -
Macmillan NY, 1913 - FINE Condition - 1st Edition - Hardcover in Green Decorated Cloth -
Small town stamp inside front cover (no other markings) and 1913 Gift Inscription on fep - Solid
Hinges - Gilt Top Edge - Bright Title on Spine - 450pp plus ads - Introduction by Owen Wister
-llustrations by Alice Smith - Written under the pen name of Patience Pennington - A Southern
Classic - Collection of local southern stories, many of which were first published in the New
York Sun by a prominent, but bankrupt, Southern woman following the Civil War - Details
Plantation Life and Southern Customs - $165
REMINISCENCES OF PEACE AND WAR
- Macmillan Company, NY 1905 - Revised and Enlarged Edition - VERY GOOD
Condition - no dust jacket - light wear to spine ends - Bright Gilt Title on Spine and Cover -
previous owner bookplate and penned date (1905) on fep - Gilt Top Edge - General Pryor served
with the 3rd Virginia at Williamsburg and Seven Pines - after losing his regiment, he later
resigned and joined Fitzhugh Lee's Cavalry as a Private - he was captured and released under
personal orders from Lincoln - He was known as the most effective secsssionist speaker in
Virginia - his wife writes about the war from a Southern woman's perspective - $45
RICHMOND DURING THE WAR - Univ
Nebraska Press -BRAND NEW Softcover - Reprint of 1867 original - Introduction by Virginia
Scharff - 389pp - In Tall Cotton #151 - $16.95
MINISTERING ANGEL: THE REMINISCENCES OF
HARRIET A. DADA - Thomas Publications - ISBN# 1577470990 - BRAND NEW
Softcover - Biography of Union Army Nurse - 64pp - Illustrated - $7.95
FROM THE ASHES OF RUIN -
Summerhouse Pub - 371pp - Dust Jacket - Historical Fiction - Based on the actual incidents that
occurred during Sherman's March - Ellen Heyward and her sister are being hunted by a Union
Major in connection with the deaths of several Union "bummers"and wind up in Columbia just
as
Sherman sets fire to the town - the Major becomes drawn to Ellen as the drama unfolds in a
romantic cat and mouse game - This is the author's first novel - Brand New Hardcover - $24
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GRANDER IN HER DAUGHTERS : FLORIDA'S
WOMEN DURING THE CIVIL WAR - Univ South Carolina - ISBN# 1570035598
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CIVIL WAR GHOST STORIES & LEGENDS -
Univ South Carolina - Brand New Softcover - $12.95
CIVIL WAR NURSE : THE DIARY AND LETTERS OF
HANNAH ROPES - Univ Tennessee Press - Brand New Softcover - 149pp - Biblio -
Index - Edited by John Brumgardt - Ropes was Chief Nurse at the Union Hospital in Washington
DC - $13.95
MARY LINCOLN: WIFE AND WIDOW
- New York 1932 - GOOD Condition - 1st trade edition - previous owner bookplate
inside front board - $25
PAPA WAS A BOY IN GRAY: MEMORIES
OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS BY THEIR LIVING DAUGHTERS - Thomas
Publications - 176pp - Brand New Softcover - $14.95
EYEWITNESS HISTORY
OF SLAVERY IN AMERICA : FROM COLONIAL TIMES TO THE CIVIL WAR -
Facts on File - Brand New Oversized Softcover - 458pp - Index - Illustrated - Photos - Priority
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TURN BACKWARD O
TIME: THE CIVIL WAR DIARY OF AMANDA SHELTON - Edinborough Press -
ISBN# 1889020184 - BRAND NEW Softcover - 148pp - Index - Biblio - Amanda Shelton was a
Volunteer Nurse who served as part of the Special Diet Kitchens taking care of the sick and
wounded soldiers - $14.95
THE ROMANCE OF REUNION: NORTHERNERS AND THE
SOUTH, 1865-1900 - Univ North Carolina - 272pp - Illustrated - Notes - Bibliography -
Index - The author documents how the transformation from hostile sectionalism occurred
following the war and shows how Northern culture created a notion of reconciliation that
romanticized and feminized southern society - Brand New - $45
THE ROMANCE OF REUNION: NORTHERNERS AND THE
SOUTH, 1865-1900 - Univ North Carolina - 272pp - Illustrated - Notes - Bibliography -
Index - The author documents how the transformation from hostile sectionalism occurred
following the war and shows how Northern culture created a notion of reconciliation that
romanticized and feminized southern society - Brand New Softcover - $16.95
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THE POLITICAL WORK OF NORTHERN WOMEN
WRITERS AND THE CIVIL WAR, 1850-1872 - Univ North Carolina - 368pp - Dust
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THE JENNIE WADE STORY - Thomas Publications -
88pp - The only civilian to be killed at gettysburg, Jennie wade was baking bread in her kitchen
for Union soldiers when a bullet penetrated two doors of her house and hit her - Brand New
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FANNY & JOSHUA: THE ENIGMATIC LIVES
OF FANNY AND JOSHUA CHAMBERLAIN - Thomas Pub - 416pp - A detailed
and
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Civil War series - Brand New Softcover - $30
MISS NAN - BELOVED REBEL -
Overmountain Press - 467pp - Novel that relates dreams, heartaches and romance of a young girl
- taken from a real diary of Nannie Etter, the author's grandmother - Brand New Hardcover -
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THE LAST NINETY DAYS OF THE WAR IN
NORTH CAROLINA - Watchman Publishing, NY 1866 -VERY GOOD Condition -
Scarce 1st edition in Blue Cloth - Bright Gilt Title on Spine - Wear to corners and spine ends -
287pp - Publisher's Ads at rear - Recipient of an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the University
of North Carolina in 1895, Cornelia Spencer was known as the Chapel Hill Correspondent for the
North Carolina Presbyterian and first wrote these stories for the New York Watchman - she
writes '...our little girls still held their regular meetings for knitting soldiers' socks, all
unconscious of the final crash so near, while the peach trees were all abloom, and spring was
putting on all her bravery.' - $295
BROKENBURN: THE JOURNAL OF KATE STONE
1861-1868 - LSU Press - Edited by John Q. Anderson - The journal of Civil War
experiences of a sensitive, well-educated, young southern woman - one of the best wartime
journals of daily life in the Confederacy - Brand New Softcover - Publisher's
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A COLONEL, A FLAG, AND A DOG
- Thomas Publications - 84pp - Story about the 11th Pennsylvania Infantry and their
mascot "Sallie" who served with them until killed by a Confederate bullet at Hatcher's Run -
Sallie is part of the 11th Pennsylvania Monument at Gettysburg - Brand New Softcover - $8
A VAST ARMY OF WOMEN: MAINE'S
UNCOUNTED FORCES IN THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR - Thomas Publications -
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and aids in clinics, hospitals and field - Over 70 Biographical sketches - Glossy Brand New
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THIS CRUEL WAR: THE CIVIL WAR
LETTERS OF GRANT AND MALINDA TAYLOR - Mercer Univ Press - 320pp - Dust
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WHAT'S A POOR GIRL TO DO? - CIVIL
WAR PROSTITUTES - Thomas Publications - 72pp - Brand New Softcover - $8.95
IN THE HANDS OF PROVIDENCE: JOSHUA
CHAMBERLAIN AND THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR - Univ North Carolina - Brand
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- ENGINEERING THE CONFEDERATE NAVY ON THE
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THE WOMEN OF THE
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THE WOMAN IN BATTLE : THE CIVIL
WAR NARRATIVE OF LORETA JANETA VELAZQUES, CUBAN WOMAN AND
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER - Univ Wisconsin Press - ISBN# 0299194248 - BRAND
NEW Softcover - 606pp - Reprint of 1876 Original - Introduction by Jesse Aleman - Illustrated -
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MY UNKNOWN SOLDIER: A HISTORY OF THE 4TH
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