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The narrative of a blockade-runner
By J. Wilkinson
The capture of New Orleans, 1862
By Chester G. Hearn
[Letter from W.T. Dortch to W.N. Edwards, President of the Convention]
[Letter from W.T. Dortch to W.N. Edwards, President of the Convention]
By North Carolina. Convention
The battle of Roanoke Island
The battle of Roanoke Island
By Michael P. Zatarga
Correspondence between the mayor and federal authorities relative to the occupation of New Orleans, together with the proceedings of the Common Council
By New Orleans (La.). Office of the Mayor.
Burnside expedition in North Carolina
Burnside expedition in North Carolina
By Lorenzo Traver
Statement of facts in relation to Admiral D.D. Porter's claim not to have run away from forts St. Philip and Jackson
By Benjamin Franklin Butler
"The U.S.S. Missisippi at the capture of New Orleans, 1862."
"The U.S.S. Missisippi at the capture of New Orleans, 1862."
By Joseph W. Shively
Report of the Roanoke Island Investigation Committee
Report of the Roanoke Island Investigation Committee
By Confederate States of America. Congress. House of Representatives. Roanoke Island Investigation Committee.
Report of the Roanoke Island Investigation Committee
By Confederate States of America. Congress. House of Representatives. Roanoke Island Investigation Committee
Letter of the Secretary of the Navy
Letter of the Secretary of the Navy
By United States. Navy Department
General Butler, beast or patriot
By Christopher G. Peña
In the matter of Farragut prize cases
In the matter of Farragut prize cases
By Benjamin F. Butler,R. M. Corwine,J. Hubley Ashton,M. A. Clancy
John Crittenden Watson papers
John Crittenden Watson papers
By John Crittenden Watson
Daniel Read Larned papers
Daniel Read Larned papers
By Daniel Read Larned
Roanoke Island, its occupation, defense and fall
By Luis F. Emilio
Addresses, delivered in the Senate and House of Representatives of Connecticut, in honor of Colonel Charles L. Russell
By Connecticut. General Assembly
Louis Malesherbes Goldsborough papers
Louis Malesherbes Goldsborough papers
By Louis Malesherbes Goldsborough
The opening of the lower Mississippi, April, 1862
The opening of the lower Mississippi, April, 1862
By David D. Porter
Correspondence between the War Department and General Lovell, relating to the defences of New Orleans
By Confederate States of America. War Dept.