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Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States: War Papers (MOLLUS) – Nebraska & Minnesota This month, our series on providing index content from the MOLLUS Papers continues, with the information found in the Nebraska and Minnesota volumes, 25-31.

Reminding readers of the background for this series, the first two volumes of the Broadfoot 1990s reprint set, unnumbered, consist of ‘Biographical Sketches of Contributors,’ and ‘Companions.’ The second volume offers hundreds of photographs of the

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various members. The collected papers from the commanderies appear in the following order.

Ohio, volumes 1-9; Illinois, 1013D; Missouri, vol. 14; Kansas, 15; Maine, volumes 16-19; New York, 20-23; Indiana, 24; Nebraska, 25; Minnesota, 26-31; Rhode Island, 32-41; District of Columbia, 42-45; Wisconsin, 46-49; Michigan, 50-51; Massachusetts, 52-54; Iowa, 55-56; Vermont, 57; Pennsylvania, 58-59; California and Oregon, volume 60; and a four-volume index completes the Broadfoot set.

Next month, this column will provide the table of contents of the ten-volume MOLLUS Papers from Rhode Island. Digitized-versions of MOLLUS exist

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online at the organization’s website: http://suvcw.org/mollus/ warpapers/warpapers.htm (also check http://suvcw.org/mollus/ molid.htm) and at the Internet Archives, http://bit.ly/2EVfpPC. Those researchers wishing to purchase the printed set may do so at Broadfoot Publishing, http://www.broadfootpublishing. com. Remember to check WorldCat http://www.worldcat.org/ for help in finding the Papers in a local library; search ISBN 1568370016. Continued good luck in researching the Civil War! Readers wishing to view all the

articles in this series thus far can visit https://issuu.com/mshaffe3.

Michael K. Shaffer is a Civil War historian, author, lecturer, instructor, and a member of the Society of Civil War Historians, the Historians of the Civil War Western Theater, and the Georgia Association of Historians. Readers may contact him at mkscdr11@ gmail.com, or to request speaking engagements via his website www.civilwarhistorian.net. Follow Michael on Facebook www. facebook.com/michael.k.shaffer and Twitter @michaelkshaffer.

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Thomas W. Colley served in one of the most active and famous units in the Civil War, the 1st Virginia Cavalry, which fought in battles in the Eastern Theater, from First Manassas/Bull Run to the defense of Petersburg. Colley was born November 11, 1837, outside Abingdon, Virginia, and grew up knowing the daily demands of life on a farm. In May 1861, along with the other members of the Washington Mounted Rifles, he left his home in Washington County and reported to camp in Richmond. During the war, Colley received wounds on three different occasions: first at Waterloo Bridge in 1862, again at Kelly’s Ford in 1863, and finally at Haw’s Shop in 1864. The engagement at Haw’s Shop resulted in the amputation of his left foot, thereby ending his wartime service.

The first scholarly edition of Colley’s writings, of Self and Comrades, dramatizes Colley’s fate as soldier mustered out before the war’s conclusion. postwar reflections on the war reveal his struggle living and maintain his integrity while remaining unreconciled to his condition.

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Annotations from editor Michael K. Shaffer provide further context to Colley’s colorful and insightful writings on both his own condition and the condition of other veterans also dealing with amputations.

Michael K. Shaffer, works as a Civil War historian, instructor, lecturer, newspaper columnist, and author. He is a member of the Society of Civil War Historians, Historians of the Civil War Western Theater, and Georgia Association of Historians. Shaffer also teaches Civil War Courses at Kennesaw State University's College of Continuing and Professional Education and frequently lectures to various groups across the country.

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July 2018 Nebraska (1902) Article/Author The Loyal Element of North Carolina - By James W. Savage

Civil War News Minnesota Vol. 1 (1887) Article/Author War Memories - By BrigadierGeneral R. W. Johnson, Brevet Major-General U.S. Army

Vol. 2 (1890) Article/Author From the Wilderness to Richmond. - By Brevet Major B. F. Wright, Captain 146th New York Infantry, U.S.V.

Jackson's Attack on the Right at Chancellorsville - By O. O. Howard

Reminiscences of the Last Year of President Lincoln's Life - By Chaplain Edward D. Neill, D.D.

The Mississippi Flotilla - By Wm. H. C. Michael

Some Account and Recollections of the Operations Against the City of Mobile and its Defences, 1864 and 1865 - Major Charles J. Allen, Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army

Cavalry: Its Use and Value, As Illustrated by Reference to the Engagements of Kelly's Ford And Gettysburg. - By Captain D. M. Gilmore, 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry. U.S.V. The Mill Springs Campaign; Personal Experiences and Observations of a Company Officer. - By Brevet BrigadierGeneral J. W. Bishop, Colonel Second Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. The 1st Minnesota Infantry, U.S. Volunteers. - By Captain J. N. Searles, First Minnesota Infantry

How the Mississippi Was Opened By Wm. H. C. Michael The Powder River Expedition of 1865 - By Henry E. Palmer Pea Ridge Campaign - By Nathan S. Harwood

March of the Sixth Massachusetts Through Baltimore - By John B. Dennis

Reminiscences of General U.S. Grant, By Brevet Brigadier-General W. R. Marshall, Colonel 7th Minnesota Inf. U.S.V. Some Experiences of an Enlisted Man - By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th IL Inf. U.S.V. Personal Observations and Experiences in the Pope Campaign in Virginia - By Colonel Daniel Leasure, 100th ("Roundheads") PA Inf. U.S.V. The Blessings of War - By Captain Eugene M. Wilson, 1st MN Mounted Rangers U.S.V.

The Battle of Nashville - By John R. Brooke

From Chancellorsville to Libby Prison By Rev. Clay MacCauley, Lieutenant 126th PA Inf. U.S.V.

George H. Thomas - By James M. Woolworth

From Atlanta to Raleigh - By Colonel Charles D. Kerr, 16th IL Cav. U.S.V.

Williamsburg, Virginia - By Amasa Cobb

Chattanooga to Washington Afoot By John T. Bell

Reminiscences of the War in the Department of the Missouri - By Brigadier-General John B. Sanborn, Brevet Major-General U.S.V. How the Day was Saved at the Battle of Cedar Creek - By Brevet Brigadier-General A. Baynard Nettleton, Colonel 2nd OH Cav. U.S.V. Page 1 of 6 Reminiscences of an Army Surgeon - By Colonel Daniel Hand, Surgeon U.S.V. Recollections of the Mine Run Campaign - By Lieutenant-Colonel Edwin C. Mason, 4th U.S Inf., Brevet Brigadier-General U.S.V. The Surrender of the Third Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry - By Brigadier-General C. C. Andrews, Brevet Major-General U.S.V. The Illusions of a Soldier - By Brevet Brigadier-General S. P. Jennison, Lieutenant-Colonel 10th MN Inf. U.S.V. The Old Vermont Brigade at Petersburg - By Brigadier-General Lewis A. Grant, Brevet MajorGeneral U.S.V. Remarks of Past Commander General John B. Sanborn, Transferring the Commandery to the Commander General William R. Marshall, at the Annual Meeting Held in St. Paul, June 1, 1887 Acceptance of Commander General William R. Marshall

The Last Battle of Nashville - By O. A. Abbott

Vol. 4 (1898) Article/Author

A Prisoner of War - By Rollin M. Strong

Defense of Robinette - By J. H. McClay The Border War - When - Where By Henry E. Palmer The Lawrence Raid - By Henry E. Palmer

The Telegraph in the Civil War - By L. H. Korty An Outing in Arkansas, or Forty Days and a Week in the Wilderness By Henry E. Palmer Forty Years in the Field - By S. D. Mercer

The Campaign in East Tennessee By Abraham Allee Explosion of the Sultana - By Wm. H. C. Michael The Bloody Angle - By Edward E. Jackson Battle of Cedar Creek - By Don C. Ayer Nebraska Commandery History

War's First Rude Alarm in 1861. By Captain James P. Moore, 145th Illinois Infantry, U.S.V. My Experience in Rebel Prisons. By Brigadier and Brevet Major General C. C Andrews, Colonel 3rd Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. Relation of the Regular Army to the Country in Time of Peace. - By Brevet-Major M. C. Wilkinson, U.S.A. The Sutler. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th Illinois Infantry, U.S.V. Oliver Perry Morton, the Great War Governor. - By Lieutenant John Thornburgh, 4th Indiana Cavalry, U.S.V.

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The Campaign-Against Vicksburg. - By Brevet MajorGeneral John B. Sanborn. U.S.V. The Campaign in West Virginia. By Captain J. N. Cross, 7th Ohio Infantry, U.S.V. The Expedition Against the Sioux Indians in 1863, Under General Henry H. Sibley. - By Captain L. W. Collins, 7th Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. From Yorktown To Williamsburg - By Lieutenant-Colonel Reuben C. Benton, 1st Vermont Artillery, U.S.V. Remarks of Commander Brevet Major-General Henry H. Sibley in Assuming Command of Tue Commandery Minnesota and the War. - By Hon. Alexander Ramsey Poem: Our New Commander. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th Illinois Infantry U.S.V. Dedicated to General H.H. Sibley.

Reminiscences of the War. - By Captain S. P. Snider, 13th U.S. Colored Infantry Recollections of the Battle of Fredericksburg. - By Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Simonton, 4th U.S. Infantry The Red River Expedition. - By Brevet Brigadier-General L. F. Hubbard, Colonel 5th Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. The Loyal Legion. - By Colonel James H. Howe, 32nd Wisconsin Infantry U.S.V. The Skirmish at Falling Waters. By Major J. O. Pierce, Assistant Adjutant-General U.S.V. The Western Organization of Colored People for Furnishing Information to U.S. Troops in the South - By J. W. Bissell, Engineer Regiment of the West, U.S.V. The Early Days of Reconstruction in Northeastern Arkansas - By Colonel Hans Mattson, 3rd Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. The Army Mule - By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th Illinois Infantry, U.S.V. The Results of the War - By Captain M. J. Severance, 10th Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. Washington Adapted for a Crisis By Reverend Dr. E. D. Neill, Chaplain 1st Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. Letter of Past Commander General Henry H. Sibley, Transferring the Commandery to Commander General J. W. Bishop Acceptance of General J. W. Bishop Minnesota - By Captain Eugene M. Wilson, 1st Minnesota Mounted Rangers, U.S.V.

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With General Gregg At Gettysburg.

- By Captain D. M. Gilmore, 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, U.S.V.

Vol. 3 (1893) Article/Author

Some Experiences of a Veteran in the Rear. - By Captain J. W. Hinckley, 3rd Wisconsin Infantry, U.S.V. The Frontier of Southwestern Minnesota in 1857; The Ink-PaDoo-Ta Outbreak; The Campaign of 1863 Against the Sioux. By Captain Horace Austin, 1st Regiment Minnesota Mounted Rangers The Battle and Capture of Atlanta.

By Brevet-Brigadier-General R. N. Adams, D.D., Colonel 81st Ohio Infantry, U.S.V. The Army of the Tennessee Under Major-General O.O. Howard. - By Brevet-Major William Duncan, Captain 10th Illinois Cavalry, U.S.V. Campaign for Atlanta. By BrevetBrigadier General R. N. Adams, D. D., Colonel 81st Ohio Infantry, U.S.V. Shall This Country Build More Battle Ships? - By Lieutenant Colonel Reuben C. Benton, 1st Vermont Artillery, U.S.V. From Michigan to Chattanooga in 1B62. - By Lieutenant Marcus W. Bates. 21st Michigan Infantry, U.S.V. Dress Parade. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th Illinois Infantry, U.S.V.

The Battle of Birch Coolie. - By Lieutenant Jas. J. Egan, 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery, U.S.V.

The Yellow Medicine Massacre. By First Lieutenant John F. Bishop, 5th Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. Some Facts About the Battle of Shiloh. By Captain Chas. L. Sumbardo, 12th Iowa Infantry, U.S.V. The First Minnesota at Gettysburg.

By Lieutenant Wm. Loehren, First Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. The Pennsylvania Reserves. By Lieutenant Eli Torrance, 97th Pennsylvania Infantry, U.S.V. Work of the Fifth Corps Ambulance Train, Spring and Summer Of 1864.

- By Lieutenant-Colonel W. F. Drum, 12th U.S. Infantry Early War Days in the Nation's Capital. - By Captain Thos. M. Woodruff, 5th U.S. Infantry 18th U. S. Infantry from Camp Thomas, Ohio, to Murfreesboro and the Regular Brigade at Stone River. By Major H. B. Freeman, 16th U. S. Infantry The Loyal Legion. - By Colonel C. D. Kerr, 16th Illinois Infantry, U.S.V. The Campaign in Missouri in September and October, 1864. - By Brevet-Major-General John B. Sanborn, U.S.V. Southern Military Prisons and Escapes. - By Lieutenant Warren H. Mead, 6th Kentucky Cavalry, U.S.V.

Johnson's Island and the Lake Erie Raid of 1864. - By Lieutenant Geo. M. Phillips, Adjutant 128th Ohio Infantry, U.S.V. Reminiscences of Indian Depredations in Minnesota. - By Captain James Starkey, 1st Minnesota Mounted Rangers, U.S.V. The World's Estimate of George Washington, the First Great American. - By Rev. Otis H. Tiffany, D.D., LL.D., Companion of the Third Class Early Life and Personal Reminiscences of General W. T. Sherman. - By Captain Wm. McCrory, 7th Independent Company Ohio Sharp-shooters, U.S.V. Incidents of Prison Life, with Causes of Confederate Cruelty. - By Captain Chas. L. Sumbardo, 12th Iowa Infantry, U.S.V. Poem: A Scout's Greeting to Brevet Major-General Wesley Merritt, U.S.A. - By Captain Jack Crawford, the Poet Scout The Life and Services of General John A. Rawlins. - By Captain J. M. Shaw, 25th Wisconsin Infantry, U.S.V. Personal Recollections of the St. Albans Raid Of 1864. - By Lieutenant-Colonel R. C. Benton, 1st Vermont Artillery, U.S.V. The Army of the Potomac. - By Captain Wm. B. Leach, Assistant Adjutant-General, U.S.V.

An Episode in the Kentucky Campaign of Generals Buell And Bragg. - By Lieutenant-Colonel Charles D. Kerr, 16th Illinois Infantry, U.S.V. Through the Wilderness to the Bloody Angle at Spottsylvania Court House. - By BrevetBrigadier-General Edwin C. Mason, Colonel 3rd Infantry, U.S.A. Personal Recollections of a Line Officer. - By Captain Chester G. Higbee, 12th Wisconsin Infantry, U.S.V. Through the Carolinas With the Army of the Tennessee. - By Brevet-Major William Duncan, Page 3 of Cavalry, 6 Captain 10th Illinois U.S.V. The Iron Brigade in the First Day's Battle at Gettysburg. - By Captain William H. Harries, 3rd U. S. Veteran Volunteers Under Fire at Charleston While A Prisoner of War. - By Lieutenant George W. Grant, 88th Pennsylvania Infantry, U.S.V. A Day with the Confederates. - By Lieutenant Elwood S. Corser, 93rd New York Infantry, U. S.V.

General U.S. Grant, His Military Character and Position in History. By Brevet-Brigadier-General James H. Baker, Colonel 10th Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. General Alfred Sully's Indian Campaign of 1864. - By Lieutenant David L. Kingsbury, 8th Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. Reminiscences of the Bloody Angle. - By Brevet-Major John D. Black, First Lieutenant and Adjutant 145th Pennsylvania Infantry, U.S.V. Fort Donelson. - By Brevet-Major Henry G. Hicks, First Lieutenant and Adjutant 93rd Illinois Infantry, U.S.V. The Boys in Blue Grown Gray. By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th Illinois Infantry, U.S.V.

The Shelter Tent. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th Illinois Infantry, U.S.V.

Three Frontier Battles: Wilson's Creek, Pea Ridge, Prairie Grove. By Brevet-Captain William P. Allen, First Lieutenant and Adjutant 65th U.S. Colored Infantry General George H. Thomas. - By Lieutenant Eli Torrance, 97th Pennsylvania Infantry, U.S.V.

Incidents of the Battles of Fair Oaks and Malvern Hill. - By Rev. Dr. Edward D. Neill, Chaplain 1st Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V.

With the Army of the Tennessee Through the Carolinas. - By BrevetMajor William Duncan, 10th Illinois Cavalry, U.S.V.

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Our Country - By Brevet Brigadier-General J. H. Baker, Colonel 10th Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. Poem: Morituri Salutamus - By Brevet Colonel George W. Baird, Paymaster U.S.A. The Army and the Navy - By Brevet Brigadier-General Edwin C. Mason, Colonel 3rd U.S. Infantry

The Soldier in Civil Life - By Captain Charles H. Woods, 16th New Hampshire Infantry, U.S.V. Vol. 5 (1903) Article/Author

Recollections of 1861 as Seen Through a Boy's Eyes. - By Col. John H. Page, 3rd United States Infantry Four Weeks with Long's Cavalry in East Tennessee. - By Capt. and Brevet Maj. John P. Rea, 1st Ohio Cavalry The First Army Corps on the First Day at Gettysburg. - By George W. Grant, First Lieutenant, 88th Pennsylvania Infantry Colored Troops in the War of the Rebellion. - By Captain and Brevet Major Henry Allyn Norton, 92nd Illinois U.S.V. Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge. - By Captain J. C. Donahower, 2nd Minnesota Infantry The Second Division of the Sixteenth Army Corps in the Atlanta Campaign. - By Captain James Compton, 52nd Illinois Infantry "Kautz Raiding Around Petersburg." - By Lieutenant James Marion Tucker, 2nd U. S. Colored Cavalry The Battle of Bentonville. - By Lieutenant Marcus W. Bates, 21st Michigan Infantry

Kilpatrick's Raid Around Atlanta.

- By Brevet Major John P. Rea, Captain 1st Ohio Cavalry Personal Reminiscences of the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron. - By Acting Master William Jennings, U.S.N. The Battle of Allatoona. - By Captain Mortimer R. Flint, 1st Alabama Cavalry Battles and Campaigns of September, 1862. - By Brigadier General John B. Sanborn. Brevet Major General, U.S.V. The Ethics of Secession. - By Major James Oscar Pierce, Ass't.

Adj. General, U.S.V. The Army Chaplain. - By Chaplain E. Steele Peake, 28th Wisconsin Infantry Death and Dishonor. - By Captain Edwin E. Woodman, 13th Wisconsin Infantry Reminiscences of the Shenandoah Valley in 1864. - By Captain Ezra Farnsworth, Jr., 26th Massachusetts Infantry Those Whom You Left Behind You. - By Companion George Henry Daggett Reminiscences of Service With The Eighth Minnesota Infantry. By Benj. Witherell Bronson, Major and Paymaster U.S.V. The Siege of Knoxville. - By Captain Philip Grenville Woodward, 36th Massachusetts Infantry

Civil War News

24 Columbus and the New Movement of Commerce. - By Rev. Dr. Edward D. Neill, Chaplain 1st Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. In Memoriam-General W. T. Sherman. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, Colonel C. D. Kerr, Lieutenant Eli Torrance Brevet-Major-General Henry H. Sibley. - By Brevet BrigadierGeneral Jas. H. Baker, Brevet Brigadier-General Wm. B. Marshall Appendix: Statement of number of men called for by the President of the United States, and number furnished April 15, 1861, to close of the War of the Rebellion Vol. 6 (1909) Article/Author

The Second Division of the Sixth Corps at Cedar Creek. - By Brigadier-General Lewis A. Grant, U.S.V. Sheridan's Shenandoah Valley Campaign. - By Captain Orton S. Clark, 116th New York Infantry Van Der Veer's Brigade at Chickamauga. - By Colonel Judson Wade Bishop, Colonel 2nd Minnesota Infantry, and Brevet Brigadier-General U.S.V. Reminiscences of My Confinement as a Prisoner of War. - By Lieutenant-Colonel James Baker Hoit, 3rd Minnesota Infantry The Campaign and Capture of Vicksburg. - By First Lieutenant and Adjutant Henry G. Hicks, 93rd Illinois Infantry and Brevet Major U.S.V. The Capture of New Orleans. - By Captain Ezra Farnsworth, 26th Massachusetts Infantry The Inspiration of the Lines. - By Companion George H. Daggett Gainesville, Virginia, August 28th, 1862. - By Captain William Henry Harries, 2nd Wisconsin Infantry and 3rd U. S. Veteran Volunteers, Hancock's Corps The Battle of Cedar Creek. - By Captain Ezra Farnsworth, 26th Massachusetts Infantry Six Months in the Freedmen's Bureau with a Colored Regiment. By Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Tyler Trowbridge, 33rd Regiment U.S.C.T. Memories of Fifty Years Ago. - By Captain Darius A. Cudworth, 18th Missouri Infantry The Constitution of 1789. - By Captain Jeremiah Chester Donahower, 2nd Minnesota Infantry

Home Guard Battles. - By Captain Edgar S. Dudley, Assistant Quartermaster U.S.A.

The War on the Border. - By Captain Mortimer R. Flint, 1st Alabama Cavalry

In the Ranks at Antietam. - By Captain William H. Harries, 3rd U.S. Veteran Volunteers

"The Same United States Flag." By Captain Francis B. Hart, 144th New York Infantry

Battle of Corinth; the Campaign Preceding and Leading Up to This Battle and Its Results. - By Lieutenant-Colonel William R. McCord, 55th U.S. Colored Infantry Personal Experiences; a Side Light on the Wilson Raid, June, 1864. By Brevet-Brigadier-General Edmund M. Pope, Colonel 8th New York Cavalry, U.S.V. Some Letters of General William T. Sherman, U. S. A. Chiefly Relating to Shiloh. - By Brevet-BrigadierGeneral William R. Marshall, Colonel 7th Minnesota Infantry, U.S.V. Remarks on a Motion to Extend a Vote of Thanks to General Marshall For Above Paper. - By BrevetMajor-General John B. Sanborn, U.S.V. Vol. 6 (1909) Article/Author (cont.)

Thrilling Moments. - By Companion George H. Daggett

Some Incidents Not Recorded in the Rebellion Records. - By Captain James Compton, 52nd Illinois Infantry

The Campaign Up the James River to Petersburg. - By Captain Edwin Simonton. 1st U. S. Colored Infantry, Brevet Lieut.

Col. U.S.V. The Battle of Franklin. - By Captain John K. Shellenberger, 64th Ohio Infantry

Vol. 6 (1909) Article/Author (cont.)

The Battle of Brice's Cross Roads.

- By Companion Coin F. Macdonald Some of the Army Mules Esteemed Contemporaries. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th Illinois Infantry

Minnesota in the Battles of Nashville, December 15-16, 1864. By Colonel Lucius Frederick Hubbard, 5th Minnesota Infantry, and Brevet Brigadier-General U.S.V. My First Company. - By Colonel Robert N. Adams, 81st Ohio Infantry and Brevet-BrigadierGeneral U.S.V.

Minnesota in the Battles of Corinth. - By Colonel Lucius Frederick Hubbard, 5th Minnesota Infantry, and Brevet BrigadierGeneral U.S.V.

Blockade Duty During the Civil War. - By Assistant Paymaster Thomas Hunter Dickson, U.S.N. Volunteer Service

The Third Minnesota in the Battle of Fitzhugh's Woods. - By Brigadier-General and Brevet Major-General C.C. Andrews, U.S.V. Personal Recollections of the War of the Rebellion. - By Captain Borden M. Hicks, 11th Michigan Infantry The Experiences and Observations of a Drafted Man in the Civil War.

By Chaplain Levi Gleason, 2nd Minnesota Infantry

Brown's Experience as a Wounded Soldier. - By Captain Ezra Farnsworth, 26th Massachusetts Infantry Page 5 of 6 The United States Navy. - By James F. R. Foss, U.S.N.

Types and Traditions of the Old Army, Memories of the Fifties. - By Brigadier-General Michael R. Morgan, U.S.A. Opdycke's Brigade at the Battle of Franklin. - By Captain Henry A. Castle, 137th Illinois Infantry At the Rear in War Times. - By Captain Ezra Farnsworth, 26th Massachusetts Infantry Did Jefferson Davis Help Us? - By Captain William Henry Harries, 2nd Wisconsin Infantry and 3rd U. S. Veteran Volunteers, Hancock's Corps

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The Battle of Bull Run, A Confederate Victory Obtained but Not Achieved. - By LieutenantColonel Josias R. King, U.S.V.

The Great Military Review at AGRA. - By General Charles McC. Reeve, U.S.V. An Echo of the Past. - By Companion Jacob Stone

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