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Letter from John Sedgwick to Emily Sedgwick, March 30, 1862
written by John Sedgwick, 1813-1864 (1862); edited by George William Curtis, 1824-1892; in Correspondence of John Sedgwick, Major-General (1902), 44-45
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written by John Sedgwick, 1813-1864 (1862); edited by George William Curtis, 1824-1892; in Correspondence of John Sedgwick, Major-General (1902), 44-45
Date Written / Recorded
1862
Field of Study
Letters and Diaries
Content Type
Letter
Contributor
George William Curtis, 1824-1892
Author / Creator
John Sedgwick, 1813-1864
Date Published / Released
1902
Topic / Theme
Life styles, Military life
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Passages from the Life of Henry Warren Howe, Consisting of Diary and Letters Written During the Civil War, 1816-1865. A Condensed History of...
(Lowell, MA, 1899), 211 page(s)
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(Lowell, MA, 1899), 211 page(s)
Field of Study
Letters and Diaries
Content Type
Diary/Memoir/Autobiography, Letter
Date Published / Released
1899
Topic / Theme
War
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Diary of Alfred Lewis Castleman, March, 1862
written by Alfred Lewis Castleman, 1808-1877 (1862); in The Army of the Potomac, Behind the Scenes: a Diary of Unwritten History: from the Organization of the Army ... to the Close of the Campaign in Virginia, About the First Day of January, 1863 (Milwaukee, WI, 1863), 90-91
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written by Alfred Lewis Castleman, 1808-1877 (1862); in The Army of the Potomac, Behind the Scenes: a Diary of Unwritten History: from the Organization of the Army ... to the Close of the Campaign in Virginia, About the First Day of January, 1863 (Milwaukee, WI, 1863), 90-91
Date Written / Recorded
1862
Field of Study
Letters and Diaries
Content Type
Diary/Memoir/Autobiography
Author / Creator
Alfred Lewis Castleman, 1808-1877
Date Published / Released
1863
Topic / Theme
Rhetoric, Armed forces, Economics, Health, Leisure time, Writing from field, Military ceremonies, Swords, Chain of command, Generals, Nurses, Field hospitals, Military discipline, Job layoffs, Travel preparations, Medical corps, Medications, Change of duty station
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Diary of William Howard Russell, July, 1861
written by Sir William Howard Russell, 1820-1907 (1861); in My Diary North and South (1863), 372-377
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written by Sir William Howard Russell, 1820-1907 (1861); in My Diary North and South (1863), 372-377
Date Written / Recorded
1861
Field of Study
Letters and Diaries
Content Type
Diary/Memoir/Autobiography
Author / Creator
Sir William Howard Russell, 1820-1907
Date Published / Released
1863
Person Discussed
John Jones Pettus, 1813-1867, Gideon Johnson Pillow, 1806-1878, Benjamin Mayberry Prentiss, 1819-1901
Topic / Theme
Politics, Communities, Armed forces, Transportation, Health, Economics, Ethnic groups, Leisure time, Rhetoric, Intellectual life, Domestic life, Education, Sociology, Speeches, Government buildings, Legislators, Political rivalries, Lines of defense, Bridges, Military encampments, Nurses, Women in workforce, Cannons, German people, Boat trips, Shipboard crews, Battle preparations, Pre-battle writi...
Politics, Communities, Armed forces, Transportation, Health, Economics, Ethnic groups, Leisure time, Rhetoric, Intellectual life, Domestic life, Education, Sociology, Speeches, Government buildings, Legislators, Political rivalries, Lines of defense, Bridges, Military encampments, Nurses, Women in workforce, Cannons, German people, Boat trips, Shipboard crews, Battle preparations, Pre-battle writings, Battles, Newspapers, Servants, Writing from field, Civilians, African-Americans, Battlefields, Roads, Carriages, Military defeats, Military retreats, Military routs, Horseback riding, Post-battle writings, Change of command, Railroad trips, Colleges and universities, Discrimination, Immigration and emigration, Immigrant populations, Irish people, Cities, Soldiers, Military morale, Patriotism, Industry, Hypocrisy, Southern sympathizers, Military strategy, International relations, Diplomats, Freeborn blacks, First Battle of Manassas, VA, July 21, 1861, Battle of Blackburn's Ford, VA, July 18, 1861
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