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The right and the wrong in our Civil War
Caption title. Signed: Homer B. Sprague. "From the Advocate of peace, September, 1903." Also available in digital form.
Address delivered at McSherrysville, Lower Chanceford Twp., York County, Pennsylvania, on the fourth day of July, 1865,
Also available in digital form.
Report of the monument committee of the One hundred and twenty-third regiment New York Infantry Volunteers. 1st Brig., 1st Div., 20th Corps.
Report on the monument at Gettysburg. Includes also a "Letter of chairman of monument committee to the Board of Supervisors of Washington County." Also available in digital form.
Casual papers upon the "Alabama" and kindred questions and, incidentally, upon national amenities
Also available in digital form.
McClellan:" who he is and "what he has done," and little Mac: "From Ball's Bluff to Antietam." Both in one. Revised by the author
Taken in part from the author's "McClellan: who he is and what he has done" (New York, 1863) a revised edition of which was published in 1863 under the title: McClellan: from Ball's Bluff to Antietam. Also available in digital form.
McClellan: who he is and what he has done
Comprises portions of a series of articles first printed in "Wilkes' Spirit of the times," July 9, 1862-March 14, 1863. A later edition, with slight additions, was published in 1863 under the title: McClellan from Ball's Bluff to Antietam. Also available in digital form.
General H.W. Halleck's report reviewed in the light of facts.
Halleck's report, covering operations of the United States armies, July 23-December 2, 1862, may be found in Moore's Rebellion record, v.6, p. 218-228. Also available in digital form.
Our fallen heroes, and other addresses,
Several of the addresses are included in his "Patriotism," Chicago, 1890. Also available in digital form.
Who fought the battle : strength of the Union and Confederate forces compared : an address by Capt. Thos. Speed before the Army Corps Society of Louisville, Ky., January 26, 1904.
Cover title. Also available in digital form.
History of the services of the Third Battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery in the Civil War of the United States, 1861-65.
Preface signed: H. H. G. Bradt, secretary.