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Hatcher, Edmund Neuson

 
9781333569440: The Last Four Weeks of the War (Classic Reprint)

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Sheridan's Cavalry Arrives At Bermuda SUNDAY, MARCH 1865. Hundred, Virginia - Arrival of Sheridan's Cavalry on the Petersburg Front. - Confederate Account of the Arrival of Prisoners at Libby Prison. - The Forces of General Stoneman in East Tenesse and What They are Doing. - The Situation on the Petersburg Front. - The Army of the James on Bermuda Hundred Front. - Sheridan's Cavalry at the Appomattox River. - Price of the Broadcloth at Augusta, Georgia. - Cincinnati News. - Schofield’s Army Keeps its Word and Joins Sherman at Faysor Depot, North Carolina. - Lee Reported as Surrendered. - Confederate Account of the Mobile Situation.. - Confederate Report From Montgomery, Alabama. - The Situation of Sherman’s Army at Goldsboro. - The Review of the Army of the James by President Lincoln. News from Alexandria, Louisiana. - The Confederate Situation To-day at Richmond. - Confederate News from Canton, Mississippi. - The President Sees the Troops at Bermuda Hundred, Virginia. - The Confederate Ram Stonewall, at Lisbon, Portugal. - The Troops of General Steele at Pensacola, Florida. - A Detailed Account of the Battles Fought by Sherman's Army in Their Progress to a Junction With Schofield. Pages 32-43. A Confederate Account of the Doings of Sherman's Army. - The New York World MONDAY, MARCH 27,1865. Advises the Confederacy to Lay Down Their Arms. Confederate Report From Raleigh, North Carolina. - The Arrival of Confederate Prisoners at Baltimore. - News from the Twenty-third Corps at White Oak, North Carolina. - The News at City Point, Virginia The Decoy Made by the Confederates on the Sixth Corps. - The Mail Arrives at Newbern, North Carolina Moving the Sick From the Hospitals in Front of Petersburg. - The Thirteenth and Sixteenth Corps in front of Mobile. - A Confederate Estimate of Sherman's Army. - Confederate News of To-Day From Selma, Alabama. - The Confederate Estimate of the Forces Near Kernstown and Winchester

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