[Civil War] Letter re: Battle of Shiloh

April 10, 1862. Civil War letter regarding the death of Sgt Joshua Allen after the battle of Shiloh. Reading "Whereas it has pleased divine providence to receive by death Sergeant Joshua Allen of Co.

This Civil War soldier letter was written by Harvey Grable written a week after the Battle of Shiloh in which he told his sister that despite popular belief, the Rebels "can fight just as well as we c

his fictional re-creation of the battle of Shiloh in April 1862 is a stunning work of imaginative history, from Shelby Foote, beloved historian of the Civil War. Condition: Used; very good; Hardcover

1864 1ed Shiloh Battle Civil War Memoir of Lieut Edward Mitchell SLAVERY Rare ‘Memoir of Lieut. Edward Lewis Mitchell’ is a biography from the Civil War. This biography makes use of letters and re

1864 1ed Shiloh Battle Civil War Memoir of Lieut Edward Mitchell SLAVERY Rare ‘Memoir of Lieut. Edward Lewis Mitchell’ is a biography from the Civil War. This biography makes use of letters and re

Civil War Letter regarding Confederate Soldier's Return | Letter hand-written at end of Civil War, 3 pages, 8vo, written by Anne Bostick of New Orleans, on May 23, 1865, to her cousin concerning her f

This may be a lesson to them of our power. To execute justice. Autograph letter signed by Charles L. Taylor, Co. K, 16th Connecticut Infantry. Head Quarters, Getty's Div., 24 October 1863. 4 pages, 8v

An incredible three page letter written from Wahington Oct 24th during CiviL War by an adjutant who did the rolls in camps he mentions DOZENS of camps by name how many sick troop movements etc BUT the

Pair of Two Civil War-Era Letters Re: Banishment of Clement Vallandigham A pair of two Civil War-dated letters (ca. 1863-64), the first from an Ohio physician and the other from a solider in the 142nd

Letter written in German on September 27th, 1863 from a “camp near Chattanooga, Tennessee” by Louis Ellerbruch of the 32nd Indiana. The 32nd Indiana was also known as the “1st German” regiment

In 2 binders, including approx. 15 civil war letters (some with battle content), a few Mexican war letters, and general Americana letters regarding politics, religion, family, business, land purchases

1864 1ed George McClellan CIVIL WAR Letter Secretary of War Battle Strategy A rare first edition printing of Letter of the Secretary of War, reporting on General George McClellans organization of the

9 x 11 Framed Print Battle of Shiloh April 6-7, 1862. Grant's Union troops were attacked by surprise early in the morning

Large Group of Dug Civil War Artifacts. From the Battle of Shiloh, Corinth, Mississippi, and East Port, Mississippi. See photos. ***CASE IS FOR DISPLAY ONLY. NOT FOR SALE*** Condition - See Photos.

Battle of Shiloh, Civil War, Buttons, Etc. See photos. (1) U.S Calvary hat insignia from Pebble Hill, Tennessee. (1) Bayonet sheath tip found in the vicinity of Peach Orchard at the Battle of Shiloh.

FULL LETTER TRANSCRIPTION BELOW DESCRIPTION.This is a wonderful set of letters from John Cummings to his sister and mother presented in floating frames. There are four letters and each is written fron

Daily Corinthia, Mississippi. Civil War And The Battles of Corinth And Shiloh. 1961 Reissue. Specially Bound. Inv. 279

Ruggles Daniel Confederate General Ruggles' Strategy Before Decisive Battle of Shiloh [CIVIL WAR.] DANIEL RUGGLES, Autograph Telegram or Note Signed, to Braxton Bragg, March 9, 1862, [Corinth, Mississ

Civil War Letter from Nashville, Tennessee, Christian Commission, re: Christian evangelism of Civil War soldiers, and that General William T. Sherman's orders were stifling evangelism | Letter from U.

1864 CIVIL WAR 1ed George McClellan Letter War Gettysburg Battle Strategy DC “The Union, which can alone insure internal peace, and external security to each State, Must and Shall be Preserved,

Soldiers of the World Civil War Lt. General Union Soldier The Battle of Shiloh 12" action figure. New in box, box has some shelf wear. No. 98383

Please see link at www.centralmassauctions.com for scans of each letter. Corporal Ithemar Barbur noted on Page 167 in "History of the Battle Monument at West Point". See photos for condition and detai

“In that hour, God sheltered me. How otherwise could I have escaped? When bullets flew around me like hail, my comrades fell by my side. We were soon conducted off the field and placed on our wa

“The [rebels are] a dirty, filthy, greasy-looking set of devils. I saw Stonewall Jackson and he looks as bad as the common soldier. You could not tell that he was a general.” -Anthony Gard