Reference Sets
War of the Rebellion Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
War of the Rebellion Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
War of the Rebellion Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
128 VOLUMES INCLUDING INDEX
• 138,597 pages of Civil War source material — averaging over 1,000 pages per book.
• Each book is individually indexed; in addition, there is a separate General Index.
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Supplement to the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
War of the Rebellion Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
War of the Rebellion Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
100 volumes including
5-volume Index
$5,500
Arranged like the Official Records - chronologically with entries by campaigns, etc.
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CORRESPONDENCE -
RECORDS OF EVENTS -
THE REPORTS LISTED AS “NOT LOCATED” -
ITINERARIES OF THE UNITS -
THE UNION REPORTS NOT SENT IN, MISPLACED, OR SENT IN LATE
Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865
War of the Rebellion Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies
Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865
1,500,000 NAMES IN 16 VOLUMES
$1,500
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Roster of Confederate Soldiers is a continuous listing of all Confederate soldiers in one alphabetical listing. Each soldier is listed by name, state affiliation, unit, company, and rank if above Private.
“This work is highly recommended for every library with an interest in genealogy or the Civil War.” - American Reference Books Annual
Roster of Union Soldiers 1861-1865
HISTORIES OF THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS AND BATTALIONS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GREAT WAR 1861-1865
Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865
3,000,000 NAMES IN 33 VOLUMES
$3,000
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Each soldier is listed by name, state affiliation, unit, company, and rank if above Private.
"The best single resource for locating information on individual soldiers in both armies in the War between the States." - American Reference Books Annual
*Individual Union State Rosters can also be purchased.
Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion
HISTORIES OF THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS AND BATTALIONS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GREAT WAR 1861-1865
HISTORIES OF THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS AND BATTALIONS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GREAT WAR 1861-1865
31 volumes including Index
$1,200
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This comprehensive guide to all Civil War naval operations is presented, like the Army Official Records, chronologically by geographic regions, and is easily used hand in hand with that set.
The Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion provides the most thorough foundation of primary source material on Civil War naval operations.
HISTORIES OF THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS AND BATTALIONS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GREAT WAR 1861-1865
HISTORIES OF THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS AND BATTALIONS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GREAT WAR 1861-1865
HISTORIES OF THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS AND BATTALIONS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GREAT WAR 1861-1865
5 Volumes
Edited by Walter Clark
$300
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North Carolina Regiments, as it came to be called, is a massive work of five volumes totaling more than 4,000 pages. The contributors include most of the North Carolina generals still living at the time, and many officers from the respective commands. In addition to the regimental histories, there are sketches of brigades, accounts of battles in which North Carolinians fought, lists of officers, a roster of North Carolinians who surrendered at Appomattox, and articles on North Carolina prisoners in the North, the Home Guard, the Medical Corps, and numerous other topics. Several hundred portraits, many of them available nowhere else, accompany the text and are an especially valuable part of the set.
+ Over 4,000 Pages +
+ 952 Individual Portraits Of North Carolina Soldiers +
+ Company Photographs + 13 Illustrations +
+ 30 Maps (including 5 double-page and 2 folding) +
Confederate State Rosters
History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers
Confederate State Rosters
27 Volumes
$100 per volume
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For Confederate research, the State Rosters are the fastest and most helpful resource for military unit rosters and identifying soldiers by unit or state affiliation.
Separate roster and unit volumes for the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia.
The first volume of each state roster is an alphabetical listing of all Confederate soldiers from that state; providing full name, unit, company and rank.
The second volume for each state organizes the Confederate soldiers from that state into military units—artillery, cavalry, and infantry—with units under each category in numerical order and all the soldiers in each unit in alphabetical order.
Confederate Veteran
History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers
Confederate State Rosters
43 Volumes -
including NEW 3-volume Index
$1,500
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A reprint of the complete 40-year run of Confederate Veteran magazine 1893-1932.
This material is not available anywhere else. The Veteran is a primary source for first-hand battle accounts by Confederates, biographical sketches, obituaries—many with pictures, war records and family information, articles on Southern women as well as the largest published collection of images of southern women for the period 1890-1930.
Truly a social history of the South, the Veteran contains advertisements, illustrations and architecture, gatherings and reunions — including regimental reunions.
History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers
History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers
History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers
By Samuel P. Bates
14 Volumes — including all NEW 4-Volume Index
[The Index is applicable to all editions]
$700
What is History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers?
The History of Pennsylvania Volunteers was compiled by Samuel P. Bates at the request of the state legislature. It is a thorough history and roster of the regiments and soldiers from Pennsylvania. For each regiment there is a regimental sketch. These sketches average 10-16 pages each and provide the history of the regiment, noting the battles in which the regiment participated. The rosters follow the regimental sketches. These begin with a listing of field and staff officers, giving full name, rank, date of muster into service, term, and a notation as to service, i.e., promoted, dismissed, mustered out, deserted, etc. Following the officers roster is a compilation of the enlisted men, giving the same information. The volumes include maps and illustrations. Bates’ undertaking was a prodigious one and he did it well.
— OUR REPRINT —
14 volumes—10 volumes of text plus a 4 volume index—eliminating the unwieldy size of the original. Instead of having 1,400 pages per volume (as does the original) our reprint averages 700 pages per volume, thus enabling us to use thicker, tougher acid-free paper, and also avoiding the problem common to very thick volumes of having the binding come apart. The text size is not reduced—we just eliminated the oversize margins. — The NEW Index applicable to all editions!
The Union Army
Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
9 Volumes including a
thorough Index
Introduction by
Dr. Richard A. Sauers
$450
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A history of military affairs in the United States, 1861-1865.
Records of the regiments in the Union Army, Cyclopedia of Battles and Memoirs of commanders and soldiers.
The publishers of The Union Army compiled the work using contributions from numerous soldiers including Union generals Joshua L. Chamberlain, Joab N. Patterson, David M. Gregg, Daniel E. Sickles, Joseph W. Keifer, Benjamin H. Grierson, and Byron R. Pierce
Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
15 Volumes including Index
$600
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These volumes stand as one of the most comprehensive and literate anthologies from any military event in history. To open one is to pass back in time and relive events of the Civil War in the words of the most perceptive men of the conflict—experts in their field.
Among them are monographs on Naval history by Alfred Thayer Mahan, the foremost naval historian of his (or perhaps any) time, a critique of Civil War artillery by Henry J. Hunt, the War’s preeminent artillerist, and a paper on Fredericksburg by Lieutenant Colonel William Allan, CSA., to highlight but a few.
Medical and Surgical History of the Civil War
Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
Medical and Surgical History of the Civil War
15 Volumes including 3-Volume Index
$2,000
Limited Supply: 1000 sets printed, only 16 left to sell
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Printed in Washington, 1870-1888, by the Government Printing Office.
Prepared in accordance with Acts of Congress, under the direction of Surgeon General Joseph K. Barnes, United States Army.
A compilation of surgeons’ and medical officers’ battle, field and autopsy reports; vital information regarding hospitals (permanent and field), from construction to conditions; also covers ambulances and medical supplies; contains copious statistics on casualties and charts pertaining to injuries, diseases, and wounds. Includes casualty lists with injuries noted.
Colonial & State Records of North Carolina
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Medical and Surgical History of the Civil War
The 30-volume set
$1,500
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The Colonial and State Records of North Carolina, is the most important resource for North Carolina history and genealogy through 1790 — the whole expertly and thoroughly indexed.
Under a mandate from the State, William L. Saunders gathered and edited the Colonial Records, bringing together documents from all known sources, including state and public repositories, private collections, and records in London and other European repositories.
The Southern Bivouac
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
6 Volumes, including Index Edited by Gary Gallagher
$300
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Over 3,200 Pages
Many Steel Engravings
Maps + Portraits
Thorough Index
Southern Bivouac: A Monthly Literary and Historical Magazine was published in Louisville between 1882 and 1887 by the Kentucky branch of the Southern Historical Society. The publication included historical papers read before the association, short stories about the Civil War, sketches of soldiers distinguished in the war, poetry, and miscellaneous articles related to Southern life. The magazine was directed at the Confederate soldier, his family, and friends of the South...an attempt to reproduce and preserve in permanent form the life and times of the Confederacy. With so much attention given the Union soldier in the press after the Civil War, it was only natural that the Confederate Johnny Reb be given an opportunity to tell his side of the Civil War. —Encyclopedia of Southern History
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
70 Volumes Including a
4-Volume Index
$2,800
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The M.O.L.L.U.S. volumes are comprised of first-hand accounts written by men who were active participants in the Civil War. The M.O.L.L.U.S. volumes, originally published 1887-1915, are enhanced with illustrations, portraits, maps (some folding), and plans. We have reprinted the entire series, as well as never-before-published material, including new introductions, biographical sketches of the contributors by Bill Marvel, pictures of the contributors, and a thorough, every name cumulative index.
Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War
Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War
Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War
9 Volumes - including an all Broadfoot Index with an Introduction by Gary Gallagher
$450
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VOLUME 1 Army of the Potomac, 756 pages.
VOLUME 2 Bull Run and Ball’s Bluff, 512 pages.
VOLUME 3 Western Department, Missouri; and Miscellaneous, 659 pages.
VOLUME 4 Army of the Potomac and Battle of Petersburg, 774 pages.
VOLUME 5 Red River Expedition, Fort Fisher Expedition, Heavy Ordnance, 842 pages.
VOLUME 6 558 pages. Sherman-Johnston testimony 23 pages, Light-draught Monitors 120 pages, Massacre of the Cheyenne Indians 108 pages, Ice Contracts 100 pages, Rosecrans’ Campaigns 119 pages, Miscellaneous 86 pages.
VOLUME 7 863 pages. Reports of Major General Sherman (472 pages) and Major General Thomas (391 pages)
VOLUME 8 381 pages. Reports of: Maj. Gen. Pope. Maj. Gen. Foster . Maj. Gen. Pleasonton, Maj. Gen. Hitchcock, Maj. Gen. Sheridan, Brig. Gen. Ricketts, Communication of Norman Wiard, Memorial of Norman Wiard.
VOLUME 9 Index. 381 pages.
Shooting and Fishing 1885-1906
The Southern Historical Society Papers
Shooting and Fishing 1885-1906
45 VOLUMES IN 42 BOOKS
3-VOLUME INDEX WITH OVER 240,000 ENTRIES
$4,000
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“Having the reprints available is a godsend for arms research. Having them indexed is beyond belief.” —American Single Shot Rifle News
Shooting and Fishing includes thousands of entries pertaining to numerous other outdoor pursuits, such as archery, camping, canoeing, hunting, photography, and snow-shoeing. The sportsmen of a bygone era have recorded fascinating stories, facts, and trivia within this Shooting and Fishing publication. Now with the new 3-volume index, it is possible to quickly locate key subject interests, whether for research or reading pleasure.
Confederate Military History
The Southern Historical Society Papers
Shooting and Fishing 1885-1906
The Extended Edition —5,000 Additional Pages
19 Volumes — including 2-Volume Index
$1400
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What is Confederate Military History...?
It is the best and most used source for Confederate military history. It was first published in 1899 by General Clement A. Evans in 12 volumes. The volumes were written by former Confederates, many of them famous in their own right; men such as Jed Hotchkiss, Joe Wheeler, Bradley Johnson and Ellison Capers. Confederate Military History details the military history of the Confederacy and of each Confederate state. Each volume includes eye-witness battle accounts, first-hand narratives and maps and military organizational charts. There are 156 detailed battle maps, some folding, in the set. The state volumes conclude with biographies of the general officers from that state.
How does the “Extended” Edition compare to the regular edition?
A. The extended edition has fifteen times as many biographies of Confederates as the regular edition. The regular edition covers only generals, whereas the extended edition includes biographies of men of all ranks (including privates). Also in the extended volumes are 132 additional illustrations of Confederate soldiers—most in uniform. B. The extended edition includes the very rare volume Confederates in the North—never before published. C. Last, and most important, for this extended edition Broadfoot’s has compiled a two-volume, 1322-page cumulative and subjective index which references every name and important fact in Confederate Military History in an easy-to-find manner. The original edition has no real index, only a 34-page listing of highlights
The Southern Historical Society Papers
The Southern Historical Society Papers
The Southern Historical Society Papers
55 Volumes
Including New 3-Volume Index
$2200
Index Only $200
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In 1869 a group of eminent Confederates formed the Southern Historical Society to gather and preserve the history of the war-time South. Under the auspices of men such as Dabney Herndon Maury, Robert E. Lee, Alexander H. Stephens, Wade Hampton, and Jubal Early, The Southern Historical Society published almost 20,000 pages of material, including many articles which became famous in their own right.
New To This Edition:
• Biographical Sketches of the Founders • A History of the Southern Historical Society • Battle Synonyms Plus An improved and enlarged Index with: • A Cross-Referenced Chart for Confederate Units and Their Local Designation • Many Additional Entries • Errors in Original Index Corrected
[The Index is applicable to all editions.]