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Adams, an American Dynasty by Francis Russell and Jefferson, A Adams, An American Dynasty by Francis Russell and Jefferson, A Revealing Biography by Page Smith, boxed set, presumed first edition, 1976 American Armies and Battlefields in Europe, presumed first edition, 1938 Andrews, R. Snowden. Andrews' Mounted Artillery Drill, 1992, facsimile reprint Bairnsfather,Captain Bruce. More Fragments from France, 1918, first edition thus Baker, General La Fayette C. The United States Secret Service in the Late War, later printing, 1889, originally self published by author in 1867 Bearss, Edwin C. Forrest at Brice's Cross Roads, third printing of first edition, 1994 Bell, Robert T. 11th Virginia Infantry, first edition, 1985 Betham, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Geoffrey and Major H.V.R. Geary. The Golden Galley, the Story of the Second Punjab Regiment 1761-1947, first edition, 1956 Blake, R.L.V. ffrench. The 17th/21st Lancers, first edition 1968 Boone, Pat. 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