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LC CODE TITLE PUBLISHER AUTHOR YEAR E449.M474 The Fortunate Heirs of Freedom : Abolition & Republican Thought University of Nebraska Press, McInerney, Daniel John. 1994 E457.15.C316 The Inner Life of Abraham Lincoln : Six Months At the White House University of Nebraska Press, Carpenter, F. B. 1995 Southern Illinois University Nicolay, John G.; E457.2.N67 An Oral History of Abraham Lincoln : John G. Nicolay's Interviews and Essays Press Burlingame, Michael 1996 Southern Illinois University Neely, Mark E.; McMurtry, E457.25.L55N44 The Insanity File : The Case of Mary Todd Lincoln Press R. Gerald 1993 Lamon, Ward Hill.; Davis, E457.3.L36 The Life of Abraham Lincoln : From His Birth to His Inauguration As President University of Nebraska Press, Rodney O. 1999 University Press of Clarke, Asia Booth.; E457.5.C615 John Wilkes Booth : A Sister's Memoir Mississippi, Alford, Terry. 1999 University Press of E457.5.W4 We Saw Lincoln Shot : One Hundred Eyewitness Accounts Mississippi, Good, Timothy S. 1995 University of Massachusetts E457.8.O18eb Our Fiery Trial : Abraham Lincoln, John Brown, and the Civil War Era Press, Oates, Stephen B. 1979 Southern Illinois University E457.9621998eb The Lincoln Mailbag : America Writes to the President, 1861-1865 Press Holzer, Harold. 1998 E457.A754 The Life of Abraham Lincoln University of Nebraska Press, Arnold, Isaac Newton. 1994 E457.B88 The Every-day Life of Abraham Lincoln University of Nebraska Press, Browne, Francis F. 1995 Southern Illinois University Hay, John.; Burlingame, E457.H39 Lincoln's Journalist : John Hay's Anonymous Writings for the Press, 1860-1864 Press, Michael 1998 E457.H729 Holland's Life of Abraham Lincoln University of Nebraska Press, Holland, J. G. 1998 E459.L85 The Jewel of Liberty : Abraham Lincoln's Re-election and the End of Slavery Stackpole Books, Long, David E. 1994 E467.1.B87L66 Army of Amateurs : General Benjamin F. Butler and the Army of the James, 1863-1865 Stackpole Books, Longacre, Edward G. 1997 Chamberlain, Joshua E467.1.C47A25 Through Blood & Fire. : Selected Civil War Papers of Major General Joshua Chamberlain Stackpole Books, Lawrence.; Nesbitt, Mark. 1996 E467.1.C9874M65 eb Custer : The Life of General George Armstrong Custer University of Nebraska Press, Monaghan, James. 1971 E467.1.D26D8 Jefferson Davis University of Nebraska Press, Dodd, William Edward. 1997 E467.1.H58M35 John Bell Hood and the War for Southern Independence University of Nebraska Press, McMurry, Richard M. 1992 E467.1.H6H4 Fighting Joe Hooker University of Nebraska Press, Hebert, Walter H. 1999 E467.1.H8C3 Sword and Olive Branch : Oliver Otis Howard {North's Civil War ; No. 9} Fordham University Press, Carpenter, John A. 1999 E467.1.K345M37 Kill-Cavalry : The Life of Union General Hugh Judson Kilpatrick Stackpole Books, Martin, Samuel J. 2000 LC CODE TITLE PUBLISHER AUTHOR YEAR E467.1.L4R65 Reflections On Lee : A Historian's Assessment Stackpole Books, Roland, Charles Pierce. 1995 E467.1.S56T48 Confederate General of the West : Henry Hopkins Sibley Texas A&M University Press, Thompson, Jerry D. 1996 E467.1.S9N47 Saber and Scapegoat : J.E.B. Stuart and the Gettysburg Controversy Stackpole Books, Nesbitt, Mark. 1994 E467.1.W74L6 Grant's Cavalryman : The Life and Wars of General James H. Wilson Stackpole Books, Longacre, Edward G. 1996 E467.1.W76B47 General John H. Winder, C.S.A University of Florida Press, Blakey, Arch Fredric. 1990 E468 THe Civil War and Reconstruction Heath Randall J G 1961 E468.9.H33 Reliving the Civil War : A Reenactor's Handbook Stackpole Books, Hadden, Robert Lee. 1999 Liberty, Virtue, and Progress : Northerners and Their War for the Union {North's Civil War ; E468.9.H57 No. 3} Fordham University Press, Hess, Earl J. 1997 E468.9.L66 Desertion During the Civil War University of Nebraska Press, Lonn, Ella. 1998 E468.9.L69 The Story the Soldiers Wouldn't Tell : Sex in the Civil War Stackpole Books, Lowry, Thomas P. 1994 E469.M75 Abraham Lincoln Deals With Foreign Affairs : A Diplomat in Carpet Slippers University of Nebraska Press, Monaghan, Jay. 1997 American Management E470.2.B77 Lee & Grant : Profiles in Leadership From the Battlefields of Virginia Association Bowery, Charles R. 2005 Marshall, Charles.; E470.2.M35 Lee's Aide-de-camp University of Nebraska Press, Maurice, Frederick 2000 E470.3.M24 The Shenandoah Valley, 1861-1865 : The Destruction of the Granary of the Confederacy Stackpole Books, Mahon, Michael G. 1999 E470.3.S8 Sheridan in the Shenandoah : Jubal Early's Nemesis Stackpole Books, Stackpole, Edward J. 1992 Castel, Albert E.; E470.45.A53C37 Bloody Bill Anderson : The Short, Savage Life of a Civil War Guerrilla Stackpole Books, Goodrich, Th. 1998 E470.45.M65 Civil War On the Western Border, 1854-1865 University of Nebraska Press, Monaghan, Jay. 1985 Blood & Treasure : Confederate Empire in the Southwest {Texas A & M University Military E470.9.F73 History Series ; 41} Texas A&M University Press, Frazier, Donald S. 1995 E470.H345 Shades of Blue and Gray : An Introductory Military History of the Civil War University of Missouri Press, Hattaway, Herman. 1997 Advance and Retreat : Personal Experiences in the United States and Confederate States E470.H77 Armies University of Nebraska Press, Hood, John Bell. 1996 Lincoln's Cavalrymen : A History of the Mounted Forces of The Army of the Potomac, 1861- E470.L818 1865 Stackpole Books, Longacre, Edward G. 2000 E472.18.D39 Battle At Bull Run : A History of the First Major Campaign of the Civil War Stackpole Books, Davis, William C. 1995 E473.2.D36 Duel between the First Ironclads Stackpole Books, Davis, William C. 1994 E473.7.S77 From Cedar Mountain to Antietam Stackpole Books, Stackpole, Edward J. 1993 E474.61.E76 Too Afraid to Cry : Maryland Civilians in the Antietam Campaign Stackpole Books, Ernst, Kathleen. 1999 E475.27.H7 Vicksburg : 47 Days of Siege Stackpole Books, Hoehling, A. 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Fiske Wheelock.; Sears, E499.5 14th.F57 {North's Civil War, 1089-8719 ; No. 6} Fordham University Press, Stephen W. 1998 A History of the Ninth Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry, With the Regimental Roster Southern Illinois University E505.5 {Shawnee Classics} Press, Morrison, Marion. 1997 King, John M.; Swedberg, E505.5 Three Years With the 92nd Illinois : The Civil War Diary of John M. 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Guiney, Ninth Guiney, Patrick R.; E513.5 9th.G85 Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry {Irish in the C Fordham University Press, Samito, Christian G. 1998 University Press of E516.B35 Civil War Mississippi : A Guide Mississippi, Ballard, Michael B. 2000 Diary of a Yankee Engineer : The Civil War Story of John H. Westervelt, Engineer, 1st New Westervelt, John H.; E523.9.W47 York Volunteer Engineer Corps {North's Civil War ; Fordham University Press, Palladino, Anita. 1996 In the Country of the Enemy : The Civil War Reports of a Massachusetts Corporal {New Haines, Zenas T.; Harris, E524.H35 Perspectives On the History of the South} University Press of Florida, William C. 1999 LC CODE TITLE PUBLISHER AUTHOR YEAR Mulholland, St. Clair A.; The Story of the 116th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion {Irish Kohl, Lawrence E527.5 in the Civil War, 1044-5315 ; No. 5} Fordham University Press, Frederick. 1996 Donaldson, Francis Inside the Army of the Potomac : The Civil War Experience of Captain Francis Adams Adams.; Acken, J. E527.5 118th.D66 Donaldson Stackpole Books, Gregory. 1998 An Irishman in the Iron Brigade : The Civil War Memoirs of James P. Sullivan, Sergt., Beaudot, William J.
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