United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 1206 Collections and/or Records:
The Last Rally
Sayler's Creek, Va. April 6, 1865
The Winds of Winter
Inscribed and dated November 10, 2000.
Henry Goddard Thomas Letters and Memoirs
Alfred Thompson Correspondence
Union soldier in the 49th Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Civil War; wounded in May 1864 and died in November in Martinsburg. Nine letters from Thompson in various camps in Virginia to David May of Spruce Creek, Pennsylvania. Compliments his own poetry and compares himself to Edgar Allen Poe, compares soldiering to prostitution, and describes conditions during McClellan's Peninsular Campaign.
W. W. Thompson Letter
Union soldier in the Civil War. Letter written August 23, 1862, to his wife from Yorktown, Virginia.
John O. Thornhill Letter
Letter from John O. Thornhill of the 2nd Virginia Cavalry, written apparently while on medical leave at Campbell, Virginia.
Thurman Family Letters
Civil War-era letters (all photocopies, with one exception) of the Thurman family of Chesterfield and Fluvanna counties, Virginia, including letters from Meredith Branch Thurman (14th Virginia Infantry) and Robert H. Thurman (41st Virginia Infantry) to Jane Rosser Humphrey Thurman, their wife and sister-in-law respectively.