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Articles 9751 - 9780 of 11017
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Letter From Brigadier General W. S. Featherston To General I. Cooper. 1 July 1864, Winfield Scott Featherston
Letter From Brigadier General W. S. Featherston To General I. Cooper. 1 July 1864, Winfield Scott Featherston
Correspondence
Handwritten letter from Brigadier General W.S. Featherston to General I. Cooper; Letter sent from "Hd. Qs. near Marietta."
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (23 June 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (23 June 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Roberts asks about activities at home and turns to the topic of slavery, which he describes as a necessary evil and goes on about how Irish and German servants aren't as helpful as black slaves.
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (20 June 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (20 June 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Writes to Maggie that besides heavy amounts of rain, there have not been many changes in Roberts's camp. He asks about everything at home and goes on about his love for his wife and children and how he is ready for the war to end so that he may be with them again.
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (15 June 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (15 June 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Roberts tells Maggie that Capt. [Timberlake], General Dardee's Property QM has asked him to come with him but that he will not go without an order from General Johnston. He also says that Maj Baylor has applied to be relieved from duty in their Brigade and wants him to accompany him but Roberts does not care for Maj Baylor. Roberts also reports the death of General Polk, who was killed by a cannon ball while inspecting the lines.
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (30 May 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (30 May 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Roberts writes about his camp outside of Atlanta, where there have been skirmishes with Union troops; he awaits a great battle. He also writes about furniture arrangements at home and asks about his son Charley, who he claims was given laudanum by a "little black imp."
William C. Nelson To J. H. Nelson (29 May 1864), William Cowper Nelson
William C. Nelson To J. H. Nelson (29 May 1864), William Cowper Nelson
Correspondence
Army of Northern Virginia back around Richmond; mentions writing to his father of the battles of Spotsylvania's courthouse and those in Wilderness; Grant then changed tactics and abandoned his fortifications at Spotsylvania and moved down the Confederate right towards Milford and Bowling Green and so the movements to protect Richmond continue; description of family in Virginia; mentions acquaintances who had been severely wounded or killed
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (25 May 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (25 May 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Writes to Maggie after a visit home, claiming that his recent visit has made him more homesick than before. Roberts asks about the cotton in [Gagor] County, fearing that the Yankees have taken it.
Circular (21 May 1864), Kinloch Falconer (1838-1878)
Circular (21 May 1864), Kinloch Falconer (1838-1878)
Military Records
Concerning sending wounded and ill Confederate soldiers to rear lines
Special Order (21 May 1864), Leonidas Polk (1806-1864), Douglas West
Special Order (21 May 1864), Leonidas Polk (1806-1864), Douglas West
Military Records
Orders for Confederate troop formation
Special Order No. 157 (19 August 1862), Braxton Bragg (1817-1876)
Special Order No. 157 (19 August 1862), Braxton Bragg (1817-1876)
Military Records
Announcement of assigned medical staff
General Order No. 2. (19 May 1864), Leonidas Polk (1806-1864), Douglas West
General Order No. 2. (19 May 1864), Leonidas Polk (1806-1864), Douglas West
Military Records
Announcement of Confederate staff appointments
Kinloch Falconer To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (19 May 1864), Kinloch Falconer (1838-1878)
Kinloch Falconer To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (19 May 1864), Kinloch Falconer (1838-1878)
Military Records
Letter detailing availability of service, if needed
Ben Lane Posey To Kinloch Falconer (19 May 1864), Ben Lane Posey, Kinloch Falconer
Ben Lane Posey To Kinloch Falconer (19 May 1864), Ben Lane Posey, Kinloch Falconer
Correspondence
Stewart's Division, Army of Tennessee. Letter discussing a misguided Telegram.
Kinloch Falconer To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (19 May 1864), Kinloch Falconer, Joseph E. Johnston
Kinloch Falconer To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (19 May 1864), Kinloch Falconer, Joseph E. Johnston
Correspondence
Letter detailing availability of service, if needed
Special Order No. 61. (17 May 1864), Joseph E. Johnston, Kinloch Falconer
Special Order No. 61. (17 May 1864), Joseph E. Johnston, Kinloch Falconer
Military Records
Order for a transfer of duty. Signed Kinloch Falconer under the command of General Joseph Johnson
William C. Nelson To J. H. Nelson (17 May 1864), William Cowper Nelson
William C. Nelson To J. H. Nelson (17 May 1864), William Cowper Nelson
Correspondence
Discusses the Battle of the Wilderness and the battle at Spotsylvania Courthouse
Field Dispatch. John K. Jackson To Brig. Gen. William Mackall (16 May 1864. 6:30pm), John King Jackson (1828-1866)
Field Dispatch. John K. Jackson To Brig. Gen. William Mackall (16 May 1864. 6:30pm), John King Jackson (1828-1866)
Military Records
Letter acknowledging troop movement orders to 4 miles below Resaca, Georgia.
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (14 May 1864. 10:10am), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (14 May 1864. 10:10am), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Military Records
Report on skirmishes along Dalton and Resaca Roads
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (14 May 1864. 9am-5pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (14 May 1864. 9am-5pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Military Records
Report on Confederate and Union troop movements around Ballen's and Green's Ford
R. B. Snodgrass To Col. Hannon (14 May 1864), R. B. Snodgrass
R. B. Snodgrass To Col. Hannon (14 May 1864), R. B. Snodgrass
Military Records
Scouts report of little to no Union movements
Maj. Gen. Thomas Hindman To Maj. J. W. Ratchford (14 May 1864. 2:42pm), Thomas Carmichael Hindman (1828-1868)
Maj. Gen. Thomas Hindman To Maj. J. W. Ratchford (14 May 1864. 2:42pm), Thomas Carmichael Hindman (1828-1868)
Military Records
Report of Union troops amassing at center of line
Col. M. W. Hannon To Major General Wheeler (14 May 1864), Moses W. Hannon
Col. M. W. Hannon To Major General Wheeler (14 May 1864), Moses W. Hannon
Military Records
Report on Confederate troop movenments and scouts
Adj. Gen. M. B. Ray To Brig. Gen. William Mackall (14 May 1864. 2pm), M. B. Ray
Adj. Gen. M. B. Ray To Brig. Gen. William Mackall (14 May 1864. 2pm), M. B. Ray
Military Records
Report of Confederate defense against Union attack
Maj. Gen. William B. Bate To Col. B. Ray (14 May 1864), William B. Bate
Maj. Gen. William B. Bate To Col. B. Ray (14 May 1864), William B. Bate
Military Records
Report of Confederate soldiers repelling 2nd Union assault, made in two lines
Maj.Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 12:25am), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Maj.Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 12:25am), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Military Records
Reporting skirmishes along lines with Union soldiers.
S. Gilliam To Col. B. J. Hull (14 May 1864), S. Gilliam
S. Gilliam To Col. B. J. Hull (14 May 1864), S. Gilliam
Military Records
Scout report on Union movement toward Resaca, Georgia.
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (14 May 1864. 8 Am), Joseph Wheeler, Joseph E. Johnston
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, (14 May 1864. 8 Am), Joseph Wheeler, Joseph E. Johnston
Correspondence
Concerning scout reports of Union troops
H. W. Hannon To Joseph Wheeler (14 May 1864. 5:20pm), Moses W. Hannon, Joseph Wheeler
H. W. Hannon To Joseph Wheeler (14 May 1864. 5:20pm), Moses W. Hannon, Joseph Wheeler
Correspondence
Note referencing telegraph from S. Gilliam to Col. B.J. Hull (14 May 1864) indicating that Hannon cannot spare troops to follow the aforementioned force without weakening his current position.
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 1pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 1pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Military Records
Report of Union troops on Resaca road
J. B. Hood To General Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 7:30am), John Bell Hood (1831-1879)
J. B. Hood To General Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 7:30am), John Bell Hood (1831-1879)
Military Records
Report on Union troops pressuring Confederate lines.