Confederate Veteran

Confederate Veteran edited by Sumner Archibald Cunningham

related portals: Confederate States of America. sister projects: Wikipedia article, Commons category. The Confederate Veteran was a newsmagazine, published monthly from 1893-1932. It furnished Confederate veterans of the American Civil War and other readers with articles and pictures regarding that war. It remains a valuable historical resource, as the archives contain many thousands of names and descriptions of people in the Confederate States Army.— Excerpted from Confederate Veteran on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Volume 1 (1893) (transcription project) Volume 2 (1894) (transcription project) Volume 3 (1895) (transcription project) Volume 4 (1896) (transcription project) Volume 5 (1897) (transcription project) Volume 6 (1898) (transcription project) Volume 7 (1899) (transcription project) Volume 8 (1900) (transcription project) Volume 9 (1901) (transcription project) Volume 10 (1902) (transcription project)

Volume 11 (1903) (transcription project) Volume 12 (1904) (transcription project) Volume 13 (1905) (transcription project) Volume 14 (1906) (transcription project) Volume 15 (1907) (transcription project) Volume 16 (1908) (transcription project) Volume 17 (1909) (transcription project) Volume 18 (1910) (transcription project) Volume 19 (1911) (transcription project) Volume 20 (1912) (transcription project)

Volume 21 (1913) (transcription project) Volume 22 (1914) (transcription project) Volume 23 (1915) (transcription project) Volume 24 (1916) (transcription project) Volume 25 (1917) (transcription project) Volume 26 (1918) (transcription project) Volume 27 (1919) (transcription project) Volume 28 (1920) (transcription project) Volume 29 (1921) (transcription project) Volume 30 (1922) (transcription project)

Volume 31 (1923) (transcription project) Volume 32 (1924) Volume 33 (1925) Volume 34 (1926) Volume 35 (1927) Volume 36 (1928) Volume 37 (1929) Volume 38 (1930) Volume 39 (1931) Volume 40 (1932)

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