The War with the South, Civil War Books

Three volume in Imperial Octavo 9 x 11 1/2" size in brown leather binding with gilt title on spines, full title being: The War with the South, A History of the Late Rebellion with Biographical Sketche

12 Books on South & Civil War Incl. Carolina, South Carolina in early maps-- Dimensions: ---

1862 1ed War with South CIVIL WAR Military Tomes Illustrated Gettysburg MAPS The American Civil War played an important role in the expansion and growth of book publication in the United States, as pe

1865 1ed Prison life in the South Civil War anti Confederate Abbott Negroes While in prison, Union Lieutenant Allen O. Abbott wrote a detailed description of his time in captivity. These manuscripts b

1903 1st ed Confederate Social Life Virginia Girl in the Civil War South Avary Myrta Lockett Avary was born in Virginia in 1857. She married Dr. James Corbin Avary of Atlanta, and the couple moved to

Book: "War Poets of the South and Confederate Camp-Fire Songs," Charles W. Hubner, Atlanta, Charles P. Byrd, Printer, 1896, two illustrations, signed, dated 1897 by its' owner at the interior James W.

1899 Confederate Military History Civil War Battles American South Virginia 12v ‘Confederate Military History’ is one of the most thorough and extensive accounts of the Confederacy. Written by a v

Assortment of nine hard and softcover books on the American South and Civil War comprising, volumes I and II, "The Great Rebellion; A History Of The Civil War In The United States" by Joel Tyler Headl

1890 Simms Antebellum Confederate American SOUTH Novels pro Slavery Alabama 9v William Gilmore Simms was a pre-Civil War-era American author known for his pro-slavery agenda and antebellum literature.

1866 Reconstruction 1ed South Since the Civil War Carolina SLAVERY Racism American journalist Sidney Andrews was a Union supporter of the Civil War who, following the end of the war, sought to take ac

1863 1ed Civil War Diary North & South Russell Correspondent Slavery Confederacy William Howard Russell was a well-known war correspondent for the London Times. Russell’s book ‘My Diary North and

1860 Life of John Quitman American Mexican War South Slavery Illustrated MAP A rare pre-Civil War printing of Claiborne’s “Life and Correspondence of John A. Quitman.” This book is a telling of

1850 Slavery Texas California Mexico Pre-Civil War Union Disunion South Politics ‘The American Whig Review’ is a journal of politics, literature, art, and science issued from 1844-1852 originally

Civil war books, 3 books. Memoirs of “Stonewall “ Jackson, by the widow Mary Anna Jackson. Vol 1and 2 of the Annals of War by the principal participants - North and South.

Group of Fourteen Civil War Books, including: Turner, The New Market Campaign, 1912; Stonebraker, The Unwritten South, 1908; Hesseltine, Civil War Prisons, 1930; Thomas, History of the Dole-Cook Briga

Includes The Civil War Book of Lists, Why the South Lost the Civil War, Lee's Last Campaign, Galloping Thunder, Burnside's Bridge, At All Costs!, Last Stand!, Cavalrymen of The Lost Cause, Crossroads

Including books on Lincoln, The Civil War in Art, The Long's Civil War Day by Day, Foote's Civil War A Narrative Red River to Appomattox,

Five Civil War books includes the following: 1 - Sketch of the Official Life of John A. Andrew as Governor of Massachusetts, 211pp, Albert G. Browne Jr., Hurd & Houghton, 1868. 2 - Grant Moves South,

1861 Women of the South Mary Forrest Southern Literature Confederate Feminism This mid-19th century book ‘Women of the South’ by Mary Forrest is a collection of biographical sketches and engraving

1860 SLAVERY Impending Crisis of the South Helper Abolitionist RACISM Civil War Abolitionists are the only true friends of the South; slaveholders and slave-breeders are downright enemies of their own

1877 CIVIL WAR Greeley Slavery Emancipation South CSA PRIMARY SOURCE Illustrated Horace Greeley was a 19th-century American writer, best known for being editor of the New York Tribune. Following the U

1864 1ed CIVIL WAR Greeley Slavery Emancipation South CSA PRIMARY SOURCE Horace Greeley was a 19th-century American writer, best known for being editor of the New York Tribune. Following the Union vic

A lot of various texts on early American history and the Civil War. Includes a Biographical Directory of the American Congress from 1950 and two volumes of The South in the Building of the Nation from

with Inventory Book. Having been written by Isaac Donnom Witherspoon, Jr. (1833-1901) Confederate. The book notes Commissary Office Columbia, South Carolina at the top of nearly every page. Each page