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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
General Orders No. 69, Criminal Charges In Jacksonville, Florida, Thomas J. Robinson
General Orders No. 69, Criminal Charges In Jacksonville, Florida, Thomas J. Robinson
Print Materials from the Richard Mette Collection
General Orders No. 69, Criminal Charges in Jacksonville, Florida; June 30, 1865
General Orders No. 68, Florida Yankee Occupiers Prepare For Thanksgiving, Jacksonville, Florida, Thomas J. Robinson
General Orders No. 68, Florida Yankee Occupiers Prepare For Thanksgiving, Jacksonville, Florida, Thomas J. Robinson
Print Materials from the Richard Mette Collection
General Orders No. 68, Florida Yankee Occupiers Prepare for Thanksgiving, Jacksonville, Florida; November 18, 1864
General Orders No. 49, Florida Soldier And Citizens Must Surrender Captured Horses, Jacksonville, Florida, Gen. Jno P. Hatch
General Orders No. 49, Florida Soldier And Citizens Must Surrender Captured Horses, Jacksonville, Florida, Gen. Jno P. Hatch
Print Materials from the Richard Mette Collection
General Orders No. 49, Florida Soldier and Citizens must Surrender Captured Horses, Jacksonville, Florida; August 28, 1864
Correspondence: Letter From Tybee Island, Georgia
Correspondence: Letter From Tybee Island, Georgia
Print Materials from the Richard Mette Collection
Correspondence: Letter from Tybee Island, Georgia, May 9, 1864. It details Union Troop movements and a desire to see the rebels whipped. Written by Aloinus.