Box 6
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Contains 80 Results:
Letter by "57th VA", "Trenches", to Misters Editors complaining that soldiers do not get their letters regularly, 1865 January 10
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 139
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1865 January 10
Letter by "Staunton River Farmers", Red Oak Grove, Charlotte Co., to the Editor of the Examiner with a reply to accusation of estimating their crops below their real value by "Many Farmers" of Mecklenburg Co., 1865 February 24
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 139
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1865 February 24
The Voice of Kentucky Veterans. Resolutions passed by Kentucky soldiers held at Camp Lee presented by H. H. Barlow to Lt. Col. J. B. McCreary, 1865 February 25
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 139
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1865 February 25
Letter by W. H. King, Co F 18 Miss, from Richmond, to Editors of Examiner, requesting they publish enclosed letter by "A Soldier", Richmond, complaining of the quality of clothing made for soldiers, 1865 February 26
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 139
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1865 February 26
Letter by "Old Farmer" to Mr. Editor complains that legislators are needed more as soldiers than as law makers, 1865 March 1
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 139
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1865 March 1
Letter by William H Reese, ordnance sergeant, 44 Ga., Camp in the Woods Virginia, to Mr. Editor, concerning arming Negroes, 1865 March 4
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 139
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1865 March 4
Letter by H. T. Titus, Lake City, East Florida, to Editor, 1864 August 13
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 140
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1864 August 13
Letter by Capt. M. B. Holland, Battery Georgia, 2d Battery Artillery, to Col. W. J. Thompson, Editor, with casualty list, 1864 August 18
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 140
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1864 August 18
Letter by Henry H. Scranton, 63 Georgia Regiment, Near Atlanta, In the Field, to William J. Thompson, describing what the soldiers have to endure and suffer…, 1864 August 21
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 140
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1864 August 21
Letter (incomplete) by Henry H. Scranton, 63 Georgia Regiment, with price current and note that soldiers need to receive their pay more regularly, 1864 August 28
Item — Box: 6, Folder: 140
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Charles Carleton Coffin Papers have been divided into two parts. The first consists of manuscripts of Coffin’s own works, chiefly speeches delivered before various patriotic gatherings in the 1870s and 1880s. The second consists of souvenirs of his reporting days during the Civil War, most particularly papers which he found in the streets of Richmond when it fell on April 3, 1865.In the first part are thirty-seven patriotic addresses, delivered at different times over the...
Dates:
1864 August 28