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Article	Author	Subject	Volume	Date	Page
Origin of the Late War	Hunter, Robert Mercer TaliaferroRobert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter		011	1876-01January 1876	1
The Botetourt Resolutions of Judge John J. Allen	Allen, John JamesJohn James Allen		011	1876-01January 1876	13
Inaugural Address of President Davis, February, 1861	Davis, JeffersonJefferson Davis		011	1876-01January 1876	19
Address of Congress to the people of the Confederate States	Various		011	1876-01January 1876	28
Promised Material			011	1876-01January 1876	38
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 1, no. 1)			011	1876-01January 1876	39
Maury's Vindication of the South	Maury, Matthew FontaineMatthew Fontaine Maury		011	1876-02February 1876	49
Alexander's Sketch of Longstreet's Corps	Alexander, Edward PorterEdward Porter Alexander		011	1876-02February 1876	61
Camp Fires of the Boys in Gray	McCarthy, CarltonCarlton McCarthy		011	1876-02February 1876	77
Letter from General J. E. Johnston	Johnston, Joseph EgglestonJoseph Eggleston Johnston		011	1876-02February 1876	89
A Correction	Jones, Catesby ap RogerCatesby ap Roger Jones		011	1876-02February 1876	90
Capture of the Indianola	Brent, Joseph LancasterJoseph Lancaster Brent		011	1876-02February 1876	91
General Fitz. Lee's Eulogy on Stuart	Lee, FitzhughFitzhugh Lee		011	1876-02February 1876	99
Seacoast Defences of South Carolina and Georgia	Long, Armistead LindsayArmistead Lindsay Long		011	1876-02February 1876	103
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 1, no. 2)			011	1876-02February 1876	108
Mr. Blaine's Arraignment		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	112
The question stated		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	115
Letter from President Davis	Davis, JeffersonJefferson Davis	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	116
Testimony of General R. E. Lee	Lee, Robert EdwardRobert Edward Lee	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	120
Vice-President Stephens' Statement	Stephens, AlexanderAlexander Stephens	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	123
Judge Ould's Vindication of the Confederate Government	Ould, RobertRobert Ould	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	125
Report of Joint Committee of the Confederate Congress		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	132
Extract from Central Presbyterian	Dana, Charles AndersonCharles Anderson Dana	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	151
Confederate Laws		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	152
Treatment of Privateers		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	153
The Cartel		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	156
Confederate Soldiers and their Prisoners		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	159
Andersonville		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	161
Statement of one of the Guard	Park, L. M.L. M. Park	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	164
Paper of Dr. Jos. Jones on causes of mortality	Jones, JosephJoseph Jones	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	170
Editorial Comments		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	179
Extracts from statement of Dr. R. R. Stephenson	Stevenson, Richard RandolphRichard Randolph Stevenson	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	182
Testimony of Federal Prisoners		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	184
Statement of General J. P. Imboden		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	187
Report of Colonel D. T. Chandler	Chandler, D. T.D. T. Chandler	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	197
Letter from Honorable R. G. H. Kean	Kean, Robert Garlick HillRobert Garlick Hill Kean	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	199
Letter from Secretary Seddon	Seddon, JamesJames Seddon	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	203
Letters in defence of General Winder		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	205
Judge Ould's reply to charges against him	Ould, RobertRobert Ould	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	210
Official Statistics on relative mortality of Prisoners		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	216
Failure to make a case		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	218
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 1, no. 3)		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-03March 1876	221
Mr. Blaine's description of Northern Prisons		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	225
Narrative of Henry Clay Dean		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	226
Prison Life of Rev. Geo. W. Nelson		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	243
Letter of a Confederate Officer		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	256
Narrative of Hon. A. M. Keiley		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	259
Experience of Dr. I. W. K. Handy		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	270
Statement of Rev. Geo. Harris		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	273
Deposition of T. D. Henry		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	276
Statement of Major Robert Stiles		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	279
Rock Island Prison	W. Wright, CharlesCharles W. Wright	Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	281
Prison Rules at Fort Delaware		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	292
Testimony of a Federal Soldier		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	292
Efforts of a Northern gentleman to relieve our prisoners		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	294
Letter from a U. S. Medical Officer		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	296
The Exchange Question		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	298
Letter from General Lee		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	299
Commissioner Ould's Report		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	303
Federal Orders Revoking Paroles		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	308
Comments of General J. A. Early		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	309
How the Federals Refused to Exchange		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	312
Testimony of General B. F. Butler		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	313
Statement of Junius Henri Browne		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	314
Testimony of General U. S. Grant		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	316
The Negro Question		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	317
Efforts of the Confederacy to effect an Exchange		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	318
Letter of Chief Justice Shea		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	319
Summing up of the whole question		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	325
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 1, no. 4)		Treatment of Prisoners	011	1876-04April 1876	326
Reminiscences of the Confederate Navy			011	1876-05May 1876	331
Captain Ritter's Account of the Death of Sergt. Langley			011	1876-05May 1876	362
General Wilcox on Seven Pines			011	1876-05May 1876	364
Review of Bates' Gettysburg	Allan, WilliamWilliam Allan		011	1876-05May 1876	365
Diary of Captain R. E. Park, of the 12th Ala. Regiment			011	1876-05May 1876	370
Correction of Incident in Reference to General Pickett			011	1876-05May 1876	387
Address of General D. H. Hill before the Mecklenburg, North Carolina, Historical Society			011	1876-05May 1876	389
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 1, no. 5)			011	1876-05May 1876	399
Book Notices (vol. 1, no. 5)			011	1876-05May 1876	400
Seacoast Defences—Letter from General Thos. Jordan	Jordan, ThomasThomas Jordan		011	1876-06June 1876	403
Strength of Lee's Army in the Seven Days Battles—Marshall, Johnston and Early			011	1876-06June 1876	407
General D. H. Maury's Review of Van Horne's "Army of the Cumberland"	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury		011	1876-06June 1876	424
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 1, no. 6)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		011	1876-06June 1876	430
Attack on Fort Gilmer			011	1876-06June 1876	438
Colonel John B. Baldwin's Interview with Lincoln—A Memoir by Dr. R. L. Dabney			011	1876-06June 1876	443
Official Correspondence of Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, in 1861			011	1876-06June 1876	455
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 1, no. 6)			011	1876-06June 1876	463
Col. Chas. C. Jones' Confederate Roster			011	1876-06June 1876	467
Electrical Torpedoes as a System of Defence			022	1876-07July 1876	1
Relative Strength of the Armies of Lee and Grant			022	1876-07July 1876	6
Official Memoranda of Battles, &c., in the year 1864			022	1876-07July 1876	22
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 2, no. 1)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		022	1876-07July 1876	25
Correspondence between Colonel Bassett French and General Wade Hampton			022	1876-07July 1876	31
General Lee's Final Report of the Pennsylvania Campaign and Battle of Gettysburg			022	1876-07July 1876	33
Patriotic Letters of Confederate Leaders			022	1876-07July 1876	49
Resources of the Confederacy in February, 1865			022	1876-07July 1876	56
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 2, no. 1)			022	1876-07July 1876	64
General J. E. B. Stuart's Report of Operations after Gettysburg			022	1876-08August 1876	65
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 2, no. 2)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		022	1876-08August 1876	78
Resources of the Confederacy in February, 1865			022	1876-08August 1876	85
General George H. Stuart's Brigade at the Battle of Gettysburg			022	1876-08August 1876	105
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 2, no. 2)			022	1876-08August 1876	108
Book Notices (vol. 2, no. 2)			022	1876-08August 1876	111
Resources of the Confederacy in February, 1865			022	1876-09September 1876	113
Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life in the Army of Northern Virginia	McCarthy, CarltonCarlton McCarthy		022	1876-09September 1876	129
General R. E. Rodes' Report of the Battle of Gettysburg			022	1876-09September 1876	135
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 2, no. 3)			022	1876-09September 1876	159
General R. E. Rodes' Report of the Battle of Chancellorsville			022	1876-10October 1876	161
Appendix to General Rodes' Report of the Battle of Gettysburg			022	1876-10October 1876	172
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 2, no. 4)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		022	1876-10October 1876	172
Recollections of the Elkhorn Campaign	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury		022	1876-10October 1876	180
Defence of Charleston from July 1st to July 10th, 1864			022	1876-10October 1876	192
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 2, no. 4)			022	1876-10October 1876	205
Book Notices (vol. 2, no. 4)			022	1876-10October 1876	208
Review of Count of Paris' History	Baird, WilliamWilliam Baird		022	1876-11November 1876	209
General A. P. Hill's Report of the Battle of Gettysburg			022	1876-11November 1876	222
Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life			022	1876-11November 1876	226
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 2, no. 5)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		022	1876-11November 1876	232
Letter from General A. L. Long on Seacoast Defences	Long, Armistead LindsayArmistead Lindsay Long		022	1876-11November 1876	239
Letter from Commander Mitchell on Defence of New Orleans			022	1876-11November 1876	240
Annual Meeting of the Southern Historical Society			022	1876-11November 1876	245
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 2, no. 5)			022	1876-11November 1876	252
Oration before Virginia Division of Army Northern Virginia, on the Defence of Petersburg			022	1876-12December 1876	257
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 2, no. 6)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		022	1876-12December 1876	306
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 2, no. 6)			022	1876-12December 1876	316
Book Notices (vol. 2, no. 6)			022	1876-12December 1876	319
Col. Chas. C. Jones' Confederate Roster			022	1876-12December 1876	321
Defence of Mobile in 1865, by General D. H. Maury	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury		033	1877-01January 1877	1
Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life	McCarthy, CarltonCarlton McCarthy		033	1877-01January 1877	13
Defence of Fort Gregg	Lane, James H.James H. Lane		033	1877-01January 1877	19
Address on the Character of Gen. R. E. Lee	Chamberlayne, John HampdenJohn Hampden Chamberlayne		033	1877-01January 1877	28
Defence of Fort Morgan—Reports of General R. L. Page			033	1877-01January 1877	37
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 3, no. 1)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		033	1877-01January 1877	43
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 3, no. 1)			033	1877-01January 1877	47
General R. H. Anderson's Report of the Battle of Gettysburg			033	1877-02February 1877	49
Diary of Captain R. E. Park			033	1877-02February 1877	55
Battle of Atchafalaya River—Letter from General Thomas Green			033	1877-02February 1877	62
Lieutenant-General S. D. Lee's Report of the Tennessee Campaign			033	1877-02February 1877	64
General J. E. B. Stuart's Report of his Expedition into Pennsylvania			033	1877-02February 1877	72
Letters on the Treatment and Exchange of Prisoners			033	1877-02February 1877	77
The Defence of Fort Gregg			033	1877-02February 1877	82
Dahlgren's Ride into Fredericksburg			033	1877-02February 1877	87
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 3, no. 2)			033	1877-02February 1877	91
Resources of the Confederacy in 1865—Report of Gen. I. M. St. John, Commissary General			033	1877-03March 1877	97
General Early's Valley Campaign	Long, Armistead LindsayArmistead Lindsay Long		033	1877-03March 1877	112
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 3, no. 3)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		033	1877-03March 1877	123
Letter from General A. S. Johnston			033	1877-03March 1877	128
Maryland Troops in the Confederate Service	Hollyday, LamarLamar Hollyday		033	1877-03March 1877	130
Comments on the First Volume of Count of Paris' Civil War in America	Early, Jubal AndersonJubal Anderson Early		033	1877-03March 1877	140
The Last Confederate Surrender	Taylor, RichardRichard Taylor		033	1877-03March 1877	155
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 3, no. 3)			033	1877-03March 1877	159
Report of Major-General Carter L. Stevenson of the Tennessee Campaign			033	1877-04April 1877	161
The Peace Commission of 1865	Hunter, Robert Mercer TaliaferroRobert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter		033	1877-04April 1877	168
Cavalry Operations in May, 1863—Report of General J. E. B. Stuart			033	1877-04April 1877	177
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 3, no. 4)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		033	1877-04April 1877	183
Field Letters from Stuart's Headquarters,			033	1877-04April 1877	190
Zagonyi's Charge with Fremont's Body-Guard	Johnston, William PrestonWilliam Preston Johnston		033	1877-04April 1877	195
The Nation on our Discussion of the Prison Question			033	1877-04April 1877	197
Garnett's Brigade at Gettysburg			033	1877-04April 1877	215
Part taken by the Ninth Virginia Cavalry in Repelling the Dahlgren Raid			033	1877-04April 1877	219
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 3, no. 4)			033	1877-04April 1877	222
Dalton-Atlanta Campaign—Report of Major-General C. L. Stevenson			033	1877-05May and June 1877	225
Battle of Chancellorsville Report of General R. E. Lee			033	1877-05May and June 1877	230
Diary of Captain R. E. Park (vol. 3, no. 5)	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		033	1877-05May and June 1877	244
Torpedoes	Rains, G. J.G. J. Rains		033	1877-05May and June 1877	255
Report of Major-General Samuel Jones of Operations at Charleston, S. C.			033	1877-05May and June 1877	255
Sketch of the Late General S. Cooper	Lee, FitzhughFitzhugh Lee		033	1877-05May and June 1877	269
Battle of Seven Pines Report of General James Longstreet			033	1877-05May and June 1877	277
Cavalry Operations on First Maryland Campaign Report of General J. E. B. Stuart			033	1877-05May and June 1877	281
Field Telegrams			033	1877-05May and June 1877	295
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 3, no. 5)			033	1877-05May and June 1877	301
Colonel Charles C. Jones' Confederate Roster			033	1877-05May and June 1877	306
Battle of Kelleysville—Reports of Stuart and Fitz. Lee			044	1877-07July 1877	1
Stuart's Report of Chancellorsville			044	1877-07July 1877	9
General S. D. Lee's Report of the Siege of Vicksburg			044	1877-07July 1877	14
Defence of Battery Gregg and Evacuation of Petersburg	Wilcox, Cadmus MarcellusCadmus Marcellus Wilcox		044	1877-07July 1877	18
Gen. Lee's Strength and Losses at Petersburg	Allan, WilliamWilliam Allan		044	1877-07July 1877	34
Confederate Loss at Seven Pines—Letter from Gen. J. E. Johnston			044	1877-07July 1877	42
A Slander Refuted			044	1877-07July 1877	43
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 4, no. 1)			044	1877-07July 1877	45
Causes of the Defeat of Gen. Lee's Army at the Battle of Gettysbu			044	1877-08August 1877	0
Letter from Gen. J. A. Ear			044	1877-08August 1877	0
Letter from General Fitz. L			044	1877-08August 1877	0
Letter from Colonel William Allan, of Ewell's Sta			044	1877-08August 1877	0
Memorandum by Colonel Walter H. Taylor, of General Lee's Sta			044	1877-08August 1877	0
Major Scheibert's Bo			044	1877-08August 1877	0
The Capture of Mr. Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate Stat			044	1877-08August 1877	0
The Exchange Question—Another Letter from Judge Ou			044	1877-08August 1877	0
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 4, no. 2)			044	1877-08August 1877	0
Book Noti			044	1877-08August 1877	0
Causes of the Confederate Defeat at Gettysbu			044	1877-09September 1877	0
Letter from General E. P. Alexand			044	1877-09September 1877	0
Letter from General C. M. Wilc			044	1877-09September 1877	0
Letter from General A. L. Lo			044	1877-09September 1877	0
Second Paper by Colonel Walter H. Tayl			044	1877-09September 1877	0
General Gibson's Report of Operations near Nashvil			044	1877-09September 1877	0
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 4, no. 3)			044	1877-09September 1877	0
Causes of the Confederate Defeat at Gettysbu			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Letter from General John B. Ho			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Letter from Major-General Henry He			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Official Reports of the Battle of Gettysbu			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Report of Brigadier-General Roberts			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Report of Colonel Whi			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Report of General H. L. Benni			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Notes by General Benning on Battle of Gettysbu			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Report of General Kersh			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Correspondence between General A. S. Johnston and Governor Isham G. Harr			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Field Telegrams from Headquarters A. N.			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 4, no. 4)			044	1877-10October 1877	0
Operations of General Patton Anderson's Divisi			044	1877-11November 1877	0
Report of Brigadier-General Perry of Battle of Chancellorsvil			044	1877-11November 1877	0
The Peace Commission—Letter from Ex-President Dav			044	1877-11November 1877	0
The Peace Commission—Letter from the Hon. J. P. Benjam			044	1877-11November 1877	0
Draft of Instructions Prepared by the Secretary of Sta			044	1877-11November 1877	0
The Defence and Fall of the Spanish Fo			044	1877-11November 1877	0
Farewell Address of Brigadier-General R. L. Gibson to the Louisiana Briga			044	1877-11November 1877	0
Reminiscences of Torpedo Service in Charleston Harb			044	1877-11November 1877	0
Colonel E. P. Alexander's Report of the Battle of Gettysbu			044	1877-11November 1877	0
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 4, no. 5)			044	1877-11November 1877	0
Leading Confederates on the Battle of Gettysbu			044	1877-12December 1877	0
A Review by General Ear			044	1877-12December 1877	0
Supplement to General Early's Review. Reply to General Longstre			044	1877-12December 1877	0
The Peace Commission—Hon. R. M. T. Hunter's reply to President Davis' lett			044	1877-12December 1877	0
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 4, no. 6)			044	1877-12December 1877	0
Address of Rev. Dr. J. L. Burrows		Sixth Annual Meeting Southern Historical Society	066	1878-12December 1878	241
Report of the Executive Committee		Sixth Annual Meeting Southern Historical Society	066	1878-12December 1878	244
Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life. By Private Carlton McCarthy		Sixth Annual Meeting Southern Historical Society	066	1878-07July 1878	1
Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life. By Private Carlton McCarthy		Sixth Annual Meeting Southern Historical Society	066	1878-11November 1878	193
General Van Dorn's Report of the Elkhorn Campaign		Sixth Annual Meeting Southern Historical Society	066	1878-07July 1878	37
Review of Commodore Parker's Book	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury	Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-07July 1878	43
Official Report of Admiral Buchanan		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-11November 1878	220
Official Report of Commander J. D. Johnston		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-11November 1878	224
General S. D. Lee's Report of the Battle of Chickasaw Bayou		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-08August 1878	49
Did General Lee Violate his Oath in Siding with the Confederacy? By Rev. Dr. J. L. M. Curry		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-08August 1878	54
Letter from Captain Mangole		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-10October 1878	190
Four Years with General Lee—A Review by General C. M. Wilcox	Wilcox, Cadmus MarcellusCadmus Marcellus Wilcox	Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-08August 1878	71
Report of the Operations of Clayton's Division North of the Tennessee River in the Campaign of the Winter of 1864		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-08August 1878	86
The Spirit of 1861—Correspondence of General R. E. Lee		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-08August 1878	91
Report of Brigadier-General J. H. Trapier of the Fight of 7th of April, 1863, in Charleston Harbor		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-09September 1878	125
Hart's South Carolina Battery—Its War Guidon. Addresses by Major Hart and Governor Hampton		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-09September 1878	128
The Confederate Career of General Albert Sidney Johnston—A Review by General Basil W. Duke, of Kentucky		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-09September 1878	133
Van Dorn's Operations in Northern Mississippi—Recollections of a Cavalryman. By Colonel A. F. Brown		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-10October 1878	151
Presentation of Army of Tennessee Badge and Certificate of Membership to Ex-President Davis		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-10October 1878	162
Two Witnesses on the "Treatment of Prisoners"—Honorable J. P. Benjamin and General B. F. Butler		Battle of Mobile Bay	066	1878-10October 1878	183
General S. D. Lee's Reply to General Longstreet		The Artillery at Second Manassas	066	1878-08August 1878	59
General Longstreet's Reply to General S. D. Lee		The Artillery at Second Manassas	066	1878-11November 1878	215
Generals. D. Lee's Rejoinder to General Longstreet		The Artillery at Second Manassas	066	1878-12December 1878	250
Woman's Devotion—A Winchester Heroine	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury	The Artillery at Second Manassas	066	1878-11November 1878	218
Letter from General R. E. Lee		The Artillery at Second Manassas	066	1878-11November 1878	227
Governor Moore's Proclamation Concerning General Butler's Infamous Order		The Artillery at Second Manassas	066	1878-11November 1878	228
Extracts from a Letter of Major Benjamin Watkins Leigh		The Wounding of Stonewall Jackson	066	1878-11November 1878	230
Paper	Early, Jubal AndersonJubal Anderson Early	The Wounding of Stonewall Jackson	066	1878-12December 1878	261
Letter from Captain Wilbourn of Jackson's Staff		The Wounding of Stonewall Jackson	066	1878-12December 1878	266
The Historical Register on our Papers		The Wounding of Stonewall Jackson	066	1878-11November 1878	235
General C. M. Wilcox on the Battle of Gettysburg	Wilcox, Cadmus MarcellusCadmus Marcellus Wilcox	Battle of Gettysburg	066	1878-09September 1878	97
The Battle on the Right		Battle of Gettysburg	066	1878-08August 1878	72
Relative Numbers—Letter from Count of Paris		Battle of Gettysburg	066	1878-07July 1878	10
General Early's Reply to Count of Paris		Battle of Gettysburg	066	1878-07July 1878	12
Report of Major-General Edward Johnston		Battle of Gettysburg	066	1878-12December 1878	254
Report of Major-General H. Heth		Battle of Gettysburg	066	1878-12December 1878	258
Report of General James Longstreet		The Battle of the Wilderness	066	1878-08August 1878	78
Operations of Kershaw's Division		The Battle of the Wilderness	066	1878-08August 1878	80
Report of General Goode Bryan		The Battle of the Wilderness	066	1878-08August 1878	83
Report of General William Mahone		The Battle of the Wilderness	066	1878-08August 1878	84
Report of General S. McGowan		The Battle of the Wilderness	066	1878-10October 1878	145
General S. McGowan's Report of Spotsylvania Courthouse		The Battle of the Wilderness	066	1878-10October 1878	149
West Point and Secession	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury	The Battle of the Wilderness	066	1878-12December 1878	249
Speech of Honorable A. M. Kelley		Reunion of Army of Northern Virginia	066	1878-12December 1878	286
Speech of General M. J. Wright		Reunion of Army of Northern Virginia	066	1878-12December 1878	288
Book Notices			066	1878-08August 1878	47
Book Notices			066	1878-08August 1878	95
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 6, no. 1)			066	1878-07July 1878	46
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 6, no. 2)			066	1878-08August 1878	95
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 6, no. 3)			066	1878-09September 1878	142
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 6, no. 4)			066	1878-10October 1878	190
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 6, no. 5)			066	1878-11November 1878	239
Editorial Paragraphs (vol. 6, no. 6)			066	1878-12December 1878	290
Contributions of the South to the Greatness of the American Union	Evans, Clement AnselmClement Anselm Evans		23	1895	1
Hampton and Butler	Brooks, Ulysses RobertUlysses Robert Brooks		23	1895	25
Personal Reminiscences of the Last Battle of the War	Power, S. F.S. F. Power		23	1895	38
Eleventh North Carolina Infantry	Martin, William JamesWilliam James Martin		23	1895	42
Battles in which the Stonewall Brigade Participated			23	1895	56
Forty-Ninth North Carolina Infantry	Roulhac, Thomas RuffinThomas Ruffin Roulhac		23	1895	58
Battle of Cold Harbor	Parham, Benjamin MathewsBenjamin Mathews Parham		23	1895	79
I am Dying, Egypt, Dying!	West, DouglasDouglas West		23	1895	82
The Randolph Guard			23	1895	94
Rockbridge Artillery			23	1895	98
Southern Soldiers in Northern Prisons	Caison, Albert StacyAlbert Stacy Caison		23	1895	158
Kirkland's Brigade	Elliott, Charles G.Charles G. Elliott		23	1895	165
The Evacuation of Richmond	Howard, JohnJohn Howard		23	1895	175
Reminiscent of War-Times			23	1895	182
Martin's Brigade	Elliott, Charles G.Charles G. Elliott		23	1895	189
The Donaldsville Artillery at the Battle of Fredericksburg	Landry, Jean Reynaud Jacques ProsperJean Reynaud Jacques Prosper Landry		23	1895	198
A Tribute to Gen. J. E. B. Stuart			23	1895	202
Events Leading Up to the Battle of Gettysburg	Marshall, CharlesCharles Marshall		23	1895	205
Pickett's Men in the Gettysburg Charge	Hazlewood, Martin W.Martin W. Hazlewood		23	1895	229
A Review of Gen. Longstreet's Criticism of Gen. J. E. B. Stuart's Conduct at Gettysburg	Mosby, John SingletonJohn Singleton Mosby		23	1895	238
The Peculiar Temper of Gen. Meade, U. S. A.	Perry, Leslie J.Leslie J. Perry		23	1895	247
Gen. Lee and Gettysburg	Perry, Leslie J.Leslie J. Perry		23	1895	253
Closing Scenes of the First Battle of Manassas	Randolph, William FitzhughWilliam Fitzhugh Randolph		23	1895	259
Reply of General Munford	Munford, Thomas TaylorThomas Taylor Munford		23	1895	264
Fort Henry on the Yadkin	Flowers, Robert LeeRobert Lee Flowers		23	1895	266
Cruise of the Clarence	Woods, Robert HarrisRobert Harris Woods		23	1895	274
Plan to Rescue the Johnson Island Prisoners	Minor, Robert DabneyRobert Dabney Minor		23	1895	283
Lee Rangers			23	1895	290
Company B, Ninth Virginia Cavalry			23	1895	292
Reminiscences of the First and Last Days of the War	Hundley, George JeffersonGeorge Jefferson Hundley		23	1895	294
A Secret Session Debate	Battle, Kemp PlummerKemp Plummer Battle		23	1895	314
How the Soldiers Kept House During the War	Parker, William WattsWilliam Watts Parker		23	1895	318
Gen. Schofield's Recognition of the Bravery of a Southern Woman			23	1895	328
Co. C, Ninth Virginia Cavalry			23	1895	330
Stonewall Jackson			23	1895	333
General Officers of the C. S. A. by States	Jones, Charles EdgeworthCharles Edgeworth Jones		23	1895	335
The Spirit of '76 and the Spirit of '61	Blackford, Launcelot MinorLauncelot Minor Blackford		23	1895	336
Protest of R. E. Lee Camp			23	1895	337
The Longstreet-Gettysburg Controversy	Jones, John WilliamJohn William Jones		23	1895	342
Stuart and Gettysburg	Mosby, John SingletonJohn Singleton Mosby		23	1895	348
Museum of the South	Hoge, Moses DruryMoses Drury Hoge, Bradley Tyler Johnson & Charles Triplett O'Ferrall		23	1895	354
Joseph Jones, D. D., LL.D.			23	1895	382
The University of North Carolina in the Civil War	Weeks, Stephen BeauregardStephen Beauregard Weeks		24	1896	1
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis W. Smith, C. S. A			24	1896	39
Reconstruction in Texas	Walker, John CrawfordJohn Crawford Walker		24	1896	41
Autobiography of General Patton Anderson, C. S. A.			24	1896	57
Lee and Longstreet	Taylor, Walter HerronWalter Herron Taylor		24	1896	73
General Lee to the Rear	Goldsmith, Washington LaFayetteWashington LaFayette Goldsmith		24	1896	79
The Battle of Sailor's Creek	James, Charles FentonCharles Fenton James		24	1896	83
A Daring Exploit	Hollins, George NicholasGeorge Nicholas Hollins		24	1896	88
An Important Dispatch from Lieutenant-General N. B. Forrest			24	1896	92
Sketch of Company I, 61st Virginia Infantry, Mahone's Brigade, C. S. A.	McAlpine, Charles RobertCharles Robert McAlpine		24	1896	98
The Hanging of Mosby's Men in 1864			24	1896	108
The Roll of the Richmond Howitzers, 1st Company, who were at Harper's Ferry, October, 1859			24	1896	110
The First Gun at Fort Sumter	Lee, Stephen DillStephen Dill Lee & Julian Meade Ruffin		24	1896	111
Muster-Roll of the Holcombe Guards	Parrott, W. A.W. A. Parrott		24	1896	115
The Several Confederate Flags Described	Johnson, Bradley TylerBradley Tyler Johnson		24	1896	117
The Battle of Shiloh	Wheeler, JosephJoseph Wheeler		24	1896	119
The Capture of the Federal Garrison at Front Royal, May 23, 1862	Donohoe, John CarrollJohn Carroll Donohoe		24	1896	131
The History and the Roster of Co. D, Clarke Cavalry	Shepherd, Joseph H.Joseph H. Shepherd		24	1896	145
The Appointment of Gen. Geo. E. Pickett to West Point	Pickett, LaSalle CorbellLaSalle Corbell Pickett		24	1896	151
Gen. Grant's Censor			24	1896	154
Roster of Carter's Battery, King William Artillery			24	1896	156
Running of the Blockade	Sprunt, JamesJames Sprunt		24	1896	157
Capture of the Federal Steamer Maple Leaf			24	1896	165
The Roll of Co. G, 49th Va. Infantry	Miller, H. JudsonH. Judson Miller		24	1896	171
A Characteristic Letter of Gen. Jubal A. Early			24	1896	176
The First Day at Gettysburg	Meredith, Jaquelin MarshallJaquelin Marshall Meredith		24	1896	182
The Muster-Roll of the Old Dominion Dragoons from Hampton, Va.			24	1896	187
The Carnage at Franklin, Tenn.	Cunningham, Sumner ArchibaldSumner Archibald Cunningham		24	1896	189
The Burial of Latane			24	1896	192
Morgan's Raid through Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio			24	1896	194
The Attack on Helena, Ark., July 4, 1863			24	1896	197
The Confederate Armies			24	1896	200
Special Mission of Lieut. J. L. Capston to Ireland	Benjamin, Judah PhilipJudah Philip Benjamin		24	1896	202
Chancellorsville	Reynolds, AlbertAlbert Reynolds		24	1896	205
Roster and Movements of Co. I, 56th Va. Infantry	Breedlove, John W.John W. Breedlove		24	1896	210
Pouncing on Pickets			24	1896	213
The Black Horse Troop and its Daring Deeds			24	1896	218
Running the Blockade			24	1896	225
What Might Have Been			24	1896	230
Fayetteville Arsenal—History of the 6th (N. C.) Battalion Armory Guards	Taylor, Matthew P.Matthew P. Taylor		24	1896	231
A Brilliant Record—The Nottoway Grays (Co. G.) 18th Va. Infantry			24	1896	237
Petition of Ladies of Petersburg, Va., for Release of President Davis, Oct., 1865			24	1896	240
Unveiling of the Monument to the Confederate Dead at Winchester, Va., July, 1896	Robinson, H. W.H. W. Robinson		24	1896	242
What the Alabama did			24	1896	249
Battle of Sailor's Creek			24	1896	250
North Carolina Soldiers Paroled at Appomattox C. H.			24	1896	254
History of the 22d North Carolina Infantry	Daves, GrahamGraham Daves		24	1896	256
The Battle of Sharpsburg	Taylor, Walter HerronWalter Herron Taylor		24	1896	267
General W. H. C. Whiting	Randall, James RyderJames Ryder Randall		24	1896	274
Wade Hampton's Strategy	Foard, Noah ParteeNoah Partee Foard		24	1896	278
Davis and Davidson	Davis, JeffersonJefferson Davis & Hunter Davidson		24	1896	284
Muster-Roll and Casualties of the Roanoke Grays	Roller, Albert HenryAlbert Henry Roller		24	1896	291
Generals Buckner and McClellan	Perry, Leslie J.Leslie J. Perry		24	1896	295
Charge of the Cadets V. M. I. at Newmarket, Va.			24	1896	302
The Career of T. L. Clingman, U. S. Senator and General			24	1896	303
The Last Battle of the War	Conyer, LutherLuther Conyer		24	1896	309
The Western Campaign	Riddell, Thomas JeffersonThomas Jefferson Riddell		24	1896	316
History of the 28th North Carolina Infantry	Lane, James HenryJames Henry Lane		24	1896	324
Jenkins' Brigade in the Gettyburg Campaign	Shuricht, HermannHermann Shuricht		24	1896	339
Evacuation Echoes	Campbell, John ArchibaldJohn Archibald Campbell		24	1896	351
The James City Cavalry	Allen, James HarveyJames Harvey Allen		24	1896	353
Goochland Light Dragoons	Powell, Charles H.Charles H. Powell		24	1896	359
Muster-Roll of the Richardson Guard, Company A, 7th Virginia Infantry	Conway, CatlettCatlett Conway		24	1896	361
The Laying of the Corner-Stone of the Monument to President Jefferson Davis in Monroe Park	Lee, Stephen DillStephen Dill Lee		24	1896	364
The Career of Wise's Brigade	Wise, Henry AlexanderHenry Alexander Wise		25	1897	1
S. S. Prentiss and his Career	Baldwin, Joseph GloverJoseph Glover Baldwin		25	1897	22
Crutchfield's Artillery Brigade	Basinger, William StarrWilliam Starr Basinger		25	1897	38
Miss Emma Sansom—An Alabama Heroine	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury		25	1897	45
James Louis Petigru	Miller, Walter L.Walter L. Miller		25	1897	55
Gettysburg Failure	Stribling, Robert MackeyRobert Mackey Stribling		25	1897	60
The Hampton Roads' Conference	Reagan, John HenningerJohn Henninger Reagan		25	1897	68
The Charge of the Crater	Stewart, William HenryWilliam Henry Stewart		25	1897	77
Gen. T. J. Jackson	McGuire, Hunter HolmesHunter Holmes McGuire		25	1897	91
The Richmond, Va., Ambulance Corps			25	1897	113
The Career of the Shenandoah, C. S. Navy			25	1897	118
The Signal Service Corps, C. S. A.	Taft, A. W.A. W. Taft		25	1897	130
Burning of Richmond, April 3, 1865	Duke, Richard Thomas WalkerRichard Thomas Walker Duke		25	1897	134
Retreat from Richmond	Blake, Thomas BallardThomas Ballard Blake		25	1897	139
Tribute to General P. M. B. Young, C. S. A.			25	1897	146
Historical Sketch of the 23d N. C. Infantry	Wall, Henry ClayHenry Clay Wall		25	1897	151
History of the Rockbridge 2d Dragoons	Moore, Josiah StauntonJosiah Staunton Moore		25	1897	177
Sketch of Colonel E. Waggaman, 10th Louisiana Infantry, C. S. A.			25	1897	180
James Murray Mason	Wise, Henry AlexanderHenry Alexander Wise		25	1897	186
R. M. T. Hunter	Washington, Littleton QuintonLittleton Quinton Washington		25	1897	193
Letter from General Beauregard to General Wise as to the Crisis of the Confederacy, May 14, 1864			25	1897	206
Malvern Hill	Lamb, JohnJohn Lamb		25	1897	208
The Slaughter at Petersburg June 18, 1864	Thomas, William M.William M. Thomas		25	1897	222
Sam Davis—A Southern Martyr	Wilcox, Ella WheelerElla Wheeler Wilcox		25	1897	231
Boy Heroes of Cold Harbor	McCrady, EdwardEdward McCrady		25	1897	234
How General Custer hung Mosby's Men			25	1897	239
History of the 38th N. C. Infantry	Flowers, George WashingtonGeorge Washington Flowers		25	1897	245
Roster and Record of Company D, 21st Virginia Infantry			25	1897	264
Evacuation of Richmond—Days Preceding and Closing Scenes of	Averill, John H.John H. Averill		25	1897	267
Roll and Record of the Sussex Light Dragoons	Blow, William NivisonWilliam Nivison Blow		25	1897	273
Maryland Campaign—Boonsboro Fight			25	1897	276
Roster and Career of the 2d Rockbridge Battery	Johnston, W. F.W. F. Johnston		25	1897	281
Retreat from Richmond	Blake, Thomas BallardThomas Ballard Blake		25	1897	285
Richmond Fayette Artillery—Its Movement on New Berne, N. C., in 1864	Gaines, E. W.E. W. Gaines		25	1897	288
Sketch of J. P. Benjamin	Ezekiel, Herbert TobiasHerbert Tobias Ezekiel		25	1897	297
The Private Soldier	Bennett, Risden TylerRisden Tyler Bennett		25	1897	302
Incidents in the Career of General T. J. Jackson	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury		25	1897	309
C. S. Senator, T. J. Semmes			25	1897	317
Sketch of 44th N. C. Infantry	Stedman, Charles ManlyCharles Manly Stedman		25	1897	334
General R. E. Colston			25	1897	346
Ode	Colston, Raleigh EdwardRaleigh Edward Colston		25	1897	352
Birth-Day of General R. E. Lee, January 19, 1898	Parks, Richard StewartRichard Stewart Parks		25	1897	354
List of Virginians under Confederate Fire on Morris Island, 1864			25	1897	365
J. P. Benjamin			25	1897	378
How President Lincoln was Brought to Free the Slaves			25	1897	380
The Confederate Dead	Gordon, Armistead ChurchillArmistead Churchill Gordon		25	1897	382
War Diary of Captain R. E. Park, 12th Alabama Reg't, Jan., 1863—Jan. 27, 1864			26	1898	1
Charles Jones Colcock, 3d S. C. Cavalry	Courtenay, William AshmeadWilliam Ashmead Courtenay		26	1898	32
The Dismemberment of Virginia	Baird, WilliamWilliam Baird		26	1898	39
The Coast Defense of South Carolina, 1861-5	Courtenay, William AshmeadWilliam Ashmead Courtenay		26	1898	62
General J. E. B. Stuart—A Tribute	Frayser, Richard EdgarRichard Edgar Frayser		26	1898	87
Retreat of the Confederate States Cabinet	Clark, Micajah HenryMicajah Henry Clark		26	1898	96
Report of the Bombardment of Fort Sumter	Davie, W. R.W. R. Davie		26	1898	101
The Battle of Milford Station	Loehr, Charles TheodoreCharles Theodore Loehr		26	1898	110
The Battle and Campaign of Gettysburg	Trimble, Isaac RidgewayIsaac Ridgeway Trimble		26	1898	116
Wm. H. C. Whiting, Major-General C. S. A	Denson, Claudius BakerClaudius Baker Denson		26	1898	129
To the Confederacy's Soldiers and Sailors	Jones, Thomas GoodeThomas Goode Jones, William James Samford, John William Augustine Sanford, Benjamin Hill Screws & Hilary Abner Herbert		26	1898	181
Heroes of Honey Hill	Courtenay, William AshmeadWilliam Ashmead Courtenay		26	1898	232
The Old Camp Lee, Richmond, Va	Shields, John CamdenJohn Camden Shields		26	1898	241
Stuart's Ride Around McClellan	Mosby, John SingletonJohn Singleton Mosby		26	1898	246
Moses Drury Hoge, D.D. LL.D. A Memorial	Brock, Robert AlonzoRobert Alonzo Brock		26	1898	255
The Visit of General Joseph Wheeler to Richmond, Va., Jan. 1 6, 1899	Cox, Edwin P.Edwin P. Cox, James Hoge Tyler, Joseph Wheeler, David Albaugh De Armond & William Atkinson Jones		26	1898	291
A Recollection of Pelham	Moore, J. B.J. B. Moore		26	1898	306
They Honor a Former Foe			26	1898	308
Pensioning the Confederate Soldiers by the United States Government			26	1898	312
A Southern Account of the Burning of Chambersburg	Moore, James ScottJames Scott Moore		26	1898	315
The Confederate Cause and Its Defenders	Christian, George LlewellynGeorge Llewellyn Christian		26	1898	323
Hon. James Mercer Garnett	Garnett, James MercerJames Mercer Garnett		26	1898	347
The Confederate Cavalry, Its Wants, Trials and Heroism	Lamb, JohnJohn Lamb		26	1898	359
Confederate Ordnance, the Difficulty in Supplying it	Broun, William LeroyWilliam Leroy Broun		26	1898	365
Distinguished Dead of the Louisiana Division, Army Northern Virginia	Walshe, Blayney TownleyBlayney Townley Walshe		26	1898	377
Diary of Captain James M. Garnett			27	1899	1
It was Obedience Even Unto Death	Stiles, RobertRobert Stiles		27	1899	17
How General A. P. Hill Met His Fate	Matthews, James P.James P. Matthews & Winfield Peters		27	1899	27
An Account of the Campaign of Rich Mountain in 1861	Price, Henry ManoreHenry Manore Price & Cornelius Tacitus Allen		27	1899	38
The Career of the 15th Virginia Infantry	Lacy, James B.James B. Lacy		27	1899	48
The Battle of Gettysburg	White, Henry AlexanderHenry Alexander White		27	1899	52
The Vindication of the South	Munford, Beverly BlandBeverly Bland Munford		27	1899	60
Hanover County Heroes			27	1899	85
The Purcell Battery from Richmond, Va	Drewry, Albert SidneyAlbert Sidney Drewry		27	1899	89
The last Volley Fired at Appomattox	Grimes, BryanBryan Grimes		27	1899	92
Sussex Light Dragoons			27	1899	97
W. L. Yancey in History	Bose, John Witherspoon DuJohn Witherspoon Du Bose		27	1899	98
Johnson's Island described	Blackman, W. H. H.W. H. H. Blackman		27	1899	102
Ceremonies attending the Unveiling of the Monument to the Confederate dead at Jacksonville, Florida, June 16, 1898	Fleming, Francis PhilipFrancis Philip Fleming, Robert Hamilton McWhorta Davidson & William Dunnington Bloxham		27	1899	109
An Effort to Rescue President Davis	Hampton, WadeWade Hampton		27	1899	132
Capture of the Underwriter, U. S. Navy, at New Bern, N. C., February 2, 1864	Loyall, Benjamin PollardBenjamin Pollard Loyall		27	1899	136
Graphic Description of the Battle of Cedar Run	Worsham, John HenryJohn Henry Worsham		27	1899	144
Address of Hon. T. S. Garnett			27	1899	151
And of that of Hon. M. R. H. Garnett			27	1899	155
Orr's South Carolina Rifles	Mattison, J. W.J. W. Mattison		27	1899	157
President Lincoln, his character and religious opinions discussed	Minor, Charles Landon CarterCharles Landon Carter Minor		27	1899	165
Tarheels' Thin Gray Line	Johnson, Bradley TylerBradley Tyler Johnson & Richard Dennis Steuart		27	1899	170
Ordnance Report of Grimes' Division	Garnett, James MercerJames Mercer Garnett		27	1899	177
Raid of General David Hunter	Moore, James ScottJames Scott Moore		27	1899	179
Gettysburg			27	1899	192
Colonel John Bowie Magruder	Stewart, William HenryWilliam Henry Stewart		27	1899	205
Sharpsburg			27	1899	210
Captain Thomas Jefferson Page, of the C. S. Gunboat Stonewall			27	1899	219
The Battle of Fredericksburg, a paper on	Lamb, JohnJohn Lamb		27	1899	231
The Sick and Wounded Confederate Soldiers in the Hospitals at Hagerstown and Williamsport, Md., in 1863	Gaines, John MutiusJohn Mutius Gaines		27	1899	241
Ceremonies of the Unveiling at Front Royal, Va., September 23, 1899	Richards, Adolphus EdwardAdolphus Edward Richards, Henry Hawkins Downing & John Singleton Mosby		27	1899	250
Barbara Freitchie, a Myth			27	1899	287
Confederate Generals—Their Ability	Bose, John Witherspoon DuJohn Witherspoon Du Bose		27	1899	290
William Preston Johnston			27	1899	294
General Stuart's Raid on Catlett's Station			27	1899	303
Why the Confederate States did not have a Supreme Court	Johnson, Bradley TylerBradley Tyler Johnson		27	1899	307
Roster of Company F, Mosby's Battalion			27	1899	312
Retaliation			27	1899	314
The First Company of Richmond Howitzers	Poindexter, CharlesCharles Poindexter		27	1899	322
General Dabney Herndon Maury			27	1899	335
Address of Benjamin Blake Minor, LL. D.			27	1899	350
And that of Prof. John P. McGuire			27	1899	359
President Lincoln Further Arraigned	Minor, Charles Landon CarterCharles Landon Carter Minor		27	1899	365
The Murder of David Getz	Grabill, John HenryJohn Henry Grabill		27	1899	372
The Peace Conference in Hampton Roads, Jan. 31, 1865			27	1899	374
Roster of Company C, 1st Virginia Cavalry, from Rockbridge county	Moore, James ScottJames Scott Moore		27	1899	377
Roster of Company H, 13th Virginia Cavalry, with casualties	Blow, William NivisonWilliam Nivison Blow		27	1899	380
Confederate Valor and Devotion	Stewart, William HenryWilliam Henry Stewart		27	1899	383
Lane's Corps of Sharpshooters	Lane, James HenryJames Henry Lane		28	1900	1
Brunswick Guard			28	1900	8
A Secret Service Episode	Zimmer, LouisLouis Zimmer		28	1900	14
The Last Days of Lee and his Paladins	Claiborne, John HerbertJohn Herbert Claiborne		28	1900	19
Harper's Ferry and First Manassas	Garnett, James MercerJames Mercer Garnett		28	1900	59
Charlotte Cavalry	Bouldin, Edwin EdmundsEdwin Edmunds Bouldin		28	1900	71
The Pioneer of Secession in the Continental Congress	Burke, ThomasThomas Burke		28	1900	81
Sketch of Life of Lieutenant-Colonel William F. Niemeyer, 61st Virginia Infantry	Stewart, William HenryWilliam Henry Stewart		28	1900	84
History of the Confederate Flag	Rogers, Arthur LeeArthur Lee Rogers		28	1900	89
How the Seven Days' Battle around Richmond began			28	1900	90
The Barn Burners	Burkholder, Newton M.Newton M. Burkholder		28	1900	98
R. E. Lee	Garnett, Theodore StanfordTheodore Stanford Garnett		28	1900	106
Roll of Company F, 10th Virginia Infantry (the Muhlenburg Rifles)	Miley, Herbert F.Herbert F. Miley		28	1900	115
History of the Confederate States Navy	Porter, John W. H.John W. H. Porter		28	1900	125
How Lieutenant Walter Bowie, of Mosby's Command, met his end	Wiltshire, James GirardJames Girard Wiltshire		28	1900	135
Efforts to Establish a Central Confederacy in 1861			28	1900	144
The Correspondence of General R. E. Lee	Palmer, William HenryWilliam Henry Palmer		28	1900	148
The Case of the South against the North, by B. F. Grady	Walker, WilliamWilliam Walker		28	1900	156
Carpenter's Battery, Stonewall Brigade	Fonerden, Clarence AlbertClarence Albert Fonerden		28	1900	166
Official Report of the History Committee of the Grand Camp, C. V., Department of Virginia	Christian, George LlewellynGeorge Llewellyn Christian		28	1900	169
Battle of the Crater	Bernard, George SmithGeorge Smith Bernard		28	1900	204
The Confederate States organized Arizona in 1862	Rodgers, Robert L.Robert L. Rodgers		28	1900	222
Celebration of Birthday of General R. E. Lee	Palmer, Benjamin MorganBenjamin Morgan Palmer & Mary Ashley Townsend		28	1900	228
General Lee as College President	Joynes, Edward SoutheyEdward Southey Joynes		28	1900	243
Was the Confederate Soldier a Rebel?	Washington, Bushrod CorbinBushrod Corbin Washington		28	1900	247
The Last Charge at Appomattox made by the 14th Virginia Cavalry	Bouldin, Edwin EdmundsEdwin Edmunds Bouldin		28	1900	254
The only Confederate Treaty negotiated with a Foreign Power	Giddings, George HenryGeorge Henry Giddings		28	1900	255
Company D, 44th Virginia Infantry	Bowles, Richard CurdRichard Curd Bowles		28	1900	259
The Brunswick Blues			28	1900	261
The Charlotte Rifles			28	1900	262
Battle of Fort Gregg			28	1900	265
Sketch of the Life and Career of Hunter Holmes McGuire, M. D., LL. D.			28	1900	267
General Thomas R. R. Cobb			28	1900	280
Washington Artillery Heroes			28	1900	301
Some Notes of the Confederate States Navy	Minor, Robert DabneyRobert Dabney Minor		28	1900	305
The Phi Gamma in War	Colonel), James Madison Wells (LieutenantJames Madison Wells		28	1900	309
Mrs. Jefferson Davis	Curtis, Newton MartinNewton Martin Curtis		28	1900	314
What is a Confederate Veteran?	Rodgers, Robert L.Robert L. Rodgers		28	1900	316
General P. G. T. Beauregard	Hagood, JohnsonJohnson Hagood		28	1900	318
Crenshaw's Battery, Pegram's Battalion	Goolsby, John C.John C. Goolsby		28	1900	336
A Confederation of Southern Memorial Associations	Walker, Susan HowardSusan Howard Walker		28	1900	377
The 93rd Anniversary of the Birth of President Jefferson Davis	Fenner, Charles ErasmusCharles Erasmus Fenner		29	1901	1
Memoir of Jane Claudia Johnson	Johnson, Bradley TylerBradley Tyler Johnson		29	1901	33
"The Trials and Trial of Jefferson Davis."	Blackford, Charles MinorCharles Minor Blackford		29	1901	45
The Life and Character of Robert E. Lee	Cameron, William EvelynWilliam Evelyn Cameron		29	1901	82
Report of the History Committee of the Grand Camp C. V., Department of Virginia, at Petersburg, Va.	Christian, George LlewellynGeorge Llewellyn Christian		29	1901	99
Maryland Confederates	Peters, WinfieldWinfield Peters		29	1901	132
Brook Church Fight			29	1901	139
North Carolina Troops	Olds, Frederick AugustusFrederick Augustus Olds		29	1901	144
The Fall of Richmond, April 3, 1865	Tucker, DallasDallas Tucker		29	1901	152
How Virginia Supplied Maryland With Arms	McDonald, Edward Allen HitchcockEdward Allen Hitchcock McDonald		29	1901	163
Battle of Chancellorsville	Sanders, Christopher ColumbusChristopher Columbus Sanders		29	1901	166
A Confederate Plan for Arming the Slaves	Buck, Irving AshbyIrving Ashby Buck		29	1901	173
Williamsburg Junior Guards, roll of	Lively, Edward HenleyEdward Henley Lively		29	1901	175
The Peace Conference in Hampton Roads	Goode, JohnJohn Goode		29	1901	177
Confederate Dead at Elmira Prison, N. Y.	Toney, Marcus BreckenridgeMarcus Breckenridge Toney		29	1901	193
Battle of Bethel, June 10, 1861			29	1901	197
Cruise of C. S. Steamer Nashville	Whittle, William ConwayWilliam Conway Whittle		29	1901	207
Burial of General Henry Little, C. S. A.			29	1901	212
Fight at Bentonville, N. C., March 19, 1865	Thomas, Lovick PierceLovick Pierce Thomas		29	1901	215
Roll of Goochland Troop	Lively, Edward HenleyEdward Henley Lively		29	1901	223
How General J. E. B. Stuart was Killed	Johnson, Bradley TylerBradley Tyler Johnson		29	1901	227
Escape of Lieutenant W. W. George	Baldwin, W. T.W. T. Baldwin		29	1901	229
Roll of Company G, 26th Virginia Regiment			29	1901	240
Sketch of Life of Major W. W. Goldsborough, of the Maryland Line	Peters, WinfieldWinfield Peters		29	1901	243
April 19, 1861, a record of the memorable day in Baltimore, Md.			29	1901	251
The Sword of Lee not offered to Grant at Appomattox C. H.	Bird, SpotswoodSpotswood Bird		29	1901	269
Biographical Sketch of Samuel Preston Moore, Surgeon-General C. S. A.	Lewis, Samuel EdwinSamuel Edwin Lewis		29	1901	273
May 5, 1865	Littlejohn, D. H.D. H. Littlejohn		29	1901	279
Tribute to Colonel E. L. Hobson	, Cullen Andrews BattleCullen Andrews Battle		29	1901	281
Battle of Drewry's Bluff	Drewry, Augustus HenryAugustus Henry Drewry		29	1901	284
Battle of Cold Harbor	Goldsborough, William WorthingtonWilliam Worthington Goldsborough		29	1901	285
The David, the original C. S. Torpedo Boat			29	1901	292
Number of North Carolina Troops in C. S. Army	Hill, Daniel HarveyDaniel Harvey Hill		29	1901	294
Hood's Texas Brigade	Henderson, Don. E.Don. E. Henderson		29	1901	297
Roll of Battery of Captain (subsequently Colonel) John H. Guy, of Goochland			29	1901	311
Battle of Sabine Pass, September 8, 1863			29	1901	314
Ordnance Department C. S. A.			29	1901	319
Confederate Dead in the Cemetery at Mount Jackson	Zirkle, Mary EllenMary Ellen Zirkle		29	1901	321
Battle of Chancellorsville			29	1901	329
General N. B. Forrest	Gailor, Thomas FrankThomas Frank Gailor		29	1901	337
Storming the Stone Fence at Gettysburg	Causby, Thomas EspyThomas Espy Causby		29	1901	339
Confederate States State Department	Washington, Littleton QuintonLittleton Quinton Washington		29	1901	341
With Archer's Brigade accounts of battles of Gaines' Mill and Mechanicsville	Ledbetter, Martin TylerMartin Tyler Ledbetter		29	1901	349
Confederate Dead at Arlington cemetery			29	1901	352
Battle of Shiloh	Derry, Joseph TyroneJoseph Tyrone Derry		29	1901	357
The Land of Dixie	Taylor, Robert LoveRobert Love Taylor		29	1901	361
Officers of 1st Virginia Regiment			29	1901	364
Richmond Light Dragoons, with roll	Wallace, Charles MontriouCharles Montriou Wallace		29	1901	366
Sinking of the C. S. Steamer Jamestown	Wright, RobertRobert Wright		29	1901	371
Shall Cromwell have a Statue?	Jr., Charles Francis Adams,Charles Francis Adams		30	1902	1
Graduates of West Point Military Academy, who served in the C. S. Army, with the highest commission and highest command attained	McCabe, William GordonWilliam Gordon McCabe		30	1902	34
Treatment and Exchange of Prisoners, Official Report of the History Committee of the Grand Camp C. V., Department of Virginia	Christian, George LlewellynGeorge Llewellyn Christian		30	1902	77
Battle of Cedar Creek, Va., October 19, 1864	Buck, Samuel DawsonSamuel Dawson Buck		30	1902	104
The Fatal Wounding of General T. J (Stonewall) Jackson	Moorman, Marcellus NewtonMarcellus Newton Moorman		30	1902	110
Last Forlorn Hope of the Confederacy, Trans-Mississippi Department	Reed, Wallace PutnamWallace Putnam Reed		30	1902	117
Lee, Davis and Lincoln	Jr., Charles Francis Adams,Charles Francis Adams & Henry Watterson		30	1902	121
The Old System of Slavery, its compensations and contrasts to the present labor conditions	Minor, Charles Landon CarterCharles Landon Carter Minor		30	1902	125
The Last Tragedy of the War	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		30	1902	129
War Times in Natchez	Wilcox, Georgia GriffingGeorgia Griffing Wilcox		30	1902	135
Carolina Cadets and their part in the War of 1861-'5	Jones, IredellIredell Jones		30	1902	138
Reminiscences of the Black Horse Troop			30	1902	142
Personal Reminiscences of the Seven Days' Battles Around Richmond, June 26 to July 1, 1862	Garnett, James MercerJames Mercer Garnett		30	1902	147
Who was the First Federal to Enter Richmond?—Major A. H. Stevens			30	1902	152
Roster of Company D, Fifth Virginia Infantry ("Buckingham Yancey Guard")	Patteson, CammCamm Patteson		30	1902	154
Elliott Grays of Manchester, Va., Roll of, with History of,			30	1902	161
Work of Submarine Boats of the C. S Navy	Alexander, William A.William A. Alexander		30	1902	164
Johnston's Last Volley, at Durham, N. C., April 26, 1865			30	1902	174
The Battle of Chickamauga			30	1902	178
Lest We Forget—Ben Butler	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		30	1902	188
The First Ironclad—the Manassas, C. S. Navy.			30	1902	196
The Confederate Ram Albemarle	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		30	1902	205
Ride Around Baltimore in 1864	Johnson, Bradley TylerBradley Tyler Johnson		30	1902	215
Reminiscences of General T. J. (Stonewall) Jackson and his Medical Director, Hunter McGuire, M. D., at Winchester, May, 1862	Lewis, Samuel EdwinSamuel Edwin Lewis		30	1902	226
Fatal Wounding of General J. E. B. Stuart	Dorsey, Gustavus WarfieldGustavus Warfield Dorsey		30	1902	236
The Battle of Perryville, Ky., October 8, 1862	Finley, Luke W.Luke W. Finley		30	1902	238
Talks with General J. A. Early	Conway, William BuchananWilliam Buchanan Conway		30	1902	250
Johnson's Island			30	1902	256
Colonel Wm. E. Peters, at Chambersburg, Pa., in July, 1864			30	1902	266
The Battle of the First Manassas, July 21, 1861			30	1902	269
The Bloody Struggle at Cold Harbor Salient, June 3, 1864	Bois, Augustus DuAugustus Du Bois		30	1902	276
The Campaign and Battle of Lynchburg, Va., June, 1864	Blackford, Charles MinorCharles Minor Blackford		30	1902	279
The South and the Union	Minor, BerkeleyBerkeley Minor		30	1902	332
"The Gallant Pelham," "The Boy Artillerist," Major John Pelham—Lines to	Randall, James R.James R. Randall		30	1902	338
Recollections of Major James Breathed	Matthews, Henry HawHenry Haw Matthews		30	1902	346
Roster of Pelham's, afterward Breathed's, Battery, Stuart's Horse Artillery			30	1902	348
The Last of the Slavers	Bartlett, Charles LafayetteCharles Lafayette Bartlett		30	1902	355
The Southern Cause	Cameron, William EvelynWilliam Evelyn Cameron		30	1902	360
Why the Confederacy Failed to Win			30	1902	368
Recollections of Cedar Creek and Fisher's Hill	Moorman, Marcellus NewtonMarcellus Newton Moorman		30	1902	371
The Washington Light Infantry			31	1903	1
Imboden's Dash into Charlestown	Berkeley, F. CarterF. Carter Berkeley		31	1903	11
Gordon's Assault on Fort Stedman	Walker, James AlexanderJames Alexander Walker		31	1903	19
Battle of Antietam or Sharpsburg	Garnett, James MercerJames Mercer Garnett		31	1903	32
A Chapter of History			31	1903	48
Battle of Fort Gregg	Jones, Archelaus KirklandArchelaus Kirkland Jones		31	1903	56
Battle of Winchester	Garnett, James MercerJames Mercer Garnett		31	1903	61
The Confederate States Flag	Cabell, William LewisWilliam Lewis Cabell		31	1903	68
Passing of the Monitor Scorpion			31	1903	71
First Shot in the War	Gibbes, Wade HamptonWade Hampton Gibbes		31	1903	73
Last Capital of the Confederacy at Danville, Va.			31	1903	80
Robert E. Lee	Halsey, Don PetersDon Peters Halsey		31	1903	81
How the South got Chemicals and Medicines During the War	Mallett, John WilliamJohn William Mallett		31	1903	100
In a Louisiana Regiment	McGrath, JohnJohn McGrath		31	1903	103
The Brunswick Guards, Company H, 53d Virginia Infantry	Mitchell, George E.George E. Mitchell		31	1903	120
General John H. Morgan, an Account of his Death	Scully, John WallJohn Wall Scully		31	1903	125
Closing Scenes of the War	Howard, McHenryMcHenry Howard		31	1903	129
Confederate Currency			31	1903	145
Biographical Sketch of Major-General P. R. Cleburne	Hardee, William JosephWilliam Joseph Hardee		31	1903	151
Zollicoffer's Oak	Young, Bennett HendersonBennett Henderson Young		31	1903	165
New Market Day at Virginia Military Institute	Upshur, John NottinghamJohn Nottingham Upshur, John Sergeant Wise & Armistead Churchill Gordon		31	1903	173
Company C, 37th Virginia Infantry			31	1903	185
Confederate Generals and Lieutenant-Generals Passing Away	Jones, John WilliamJohn William Jones		31	1903	189
Captain Don P. Halsey, C. S. A.	Halsey, Don PetersDon Peters Halsey		31	1903	193
The Sword of Robert Lee	Ryan, Abram JosephAbram Joseph Ryan		31	1903	208
Maryland and the South	Wright, Louise WigfallLouise Wigfall Wright		31	1903	209
Negroes in the Confederate States Army	Cleburne, Patrick RonaynePatrick Ronayne Cleburne		31	1903	215
Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg	Bright, Robert AndersonRobert Anderson Bright		31	1903	228
Georgia's Flag			31	1903	235
Recollections of Army Life with General Lee	Foote, Frank H.Frank H. Foote		31	1903	237
Hunter Holmes McGuire, M. D., LL. D.	Christian, George LlewellynGeorge Llewellyn Christian, Holmes Conrad & Andrew Jackson Montague		31	1903	248
Burning of Chambersburg, Pa.	McCausland, JohnJohn McCausland		31	1903	266
Battle of the Crater, July 30, 1864			31	1903	271
History of the Crenshaw Battery	Young, Charles P.Charles P. Young & Thomas Ellett		31	1903	275
The Battle of Shiloh, April 6, 1862	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		31	1903	298
City 25th Battalion (Richmond)			31	1903	323
The First Marine Torpedoes were made in Richmond, Va., and Used in James River	Maury, Richard LauncelotRichard Launcelot Maury		31	1903	326
Last Confederate Capital at Danville, Va.	Bobbitt, Burnell BoiseauBurnell Boiseau Bobbitt		31	1903	334
North Carolina and Virginia, in the War 1861-65, and troops furnished by each	Christian, George LlewellynGeorge Llewellyn Christian		31	1903	340
The Army Negro	Baylor, GeorgeGeorge Baylor		31	1903	365
Rank, Respectively, in the U. S. and C. S. Armies, and pay of officers and soldiers of the latter			31	1903	369
Fort Gregg Again	Richards, George WashingtonGeorge Washington Richards		31	1903	370
The Hypodermic Syringe First Used in the C. S. Army			31	1903	372
Address of Hon. John Lamb in R. E. Lee Camp C. V., in Accepting the Portrait of Gen. T. T. Munford			32	1904	1
Causes of the War, 1861-5	Wells, Julian L.Julian L. Wells		32	1904	13
The First Virginia Infantry at the Battle of Gettysburg, and the Charge of Pickett's Division	Loehr, Charles TheodoreCharles Theodore Loehr		32	1904	33
Virginia's Contribution in Arms and Men to the Confederate States Army			32	1904	43
Relative Numbers of the United States and Confederate States Armies	Lee, Cazenove GardnerCazenove Gardner Lee		32	1904	46
Parole List of Virginia Troops, Army Northern Virginia	Talcott, Thomas Mann RandolphThomas Mann Randolph Talcott		32	1904	51
Attempted Sale of the Federal Fleet in the Mississippi River; Desertion of Lieutenant D. W. Glenney	Wright, Marcus JosephMarcus Joseph Wright		32	1904	58
Retreat from Petersburg to Appomattox C. H.; Bridges Burned			32	1904	67
The Burning of Richmond, April 3, 1865; Federal Troops who Entered the City	Ripley, Edward HastingsEdward Hastings Ripley		32	1904	73
The Second Battle of Manassas, and the 21st Virginia Infantry therein; Pope's Retreat; Troops Engaged and Losses Incurred	Worsham, John HenryJohn Henry Worsham		32	1904	77
Sheridan's Bummers, and His Devastation of the Shenandoah Valley	Paxton, Alexander SterrettAlexander Sterrett Paxton		32	1904	89
Death of Stonewall Jackson at the Hands of His Own Men; Last Order of	Haas, Isaac CrawfordIsaac Crawford Haas		32	1904	94
Why John Wilkes Booth Shot Lincoln; The Execution of Captain John Yates Beall	Clifford, Mary ScofieldMary Scofield Clifford		32	1904	99
Confederate Diplomacy	DuBose, John WitherspoonJohn Witherspoon DuBose		32	1904	102
A Midnight Charge, and the Death of General J. E. B. Stuart	Poindexter, William BowyerWilliam Bowyer Poindexter		32	1904	117
The Battle of Shiloh, and its National Military Park and Monuments	Wright, Marcus JosephMarcus Joseph Wright		32	1904	122
Presentation of the Portrait of General Wade Hampton to R. E. Camp, C. V.	Finney, William WoodWilliam Wood Finney & Charles Triplett O'Ferrall		32	1904	134
General Eppa Hunton and his Services in the Victory of Bull Run			32	1904	143
Southern Women in the War 1861-5	DeLeon, Thomas CooperThomas Cooper DeLeon		32	1904	149
Tribute to General J. B. Hood	Hood, Ida RichardsonIda Richardson Hood		32	1904	151
The Gold of the C. S. Treasury Guarded to Atlanta, Ga., by the Naval Cadets	Harris, John W.John W. Harris		32	1904	157
Last Days of the Confederacy in North Carolina and the Action of Governor Z. B. Vance	Saunders, W. J.W. J. Saunders		32	1904	164
Judah P. Benjamin; Recollections of, in London	Richardson, C. A.C. A. Richardson		32	1904	169
The Pulaski Guards, Company C, 4th Virginia Infantry	Caddall, James B.James B. Caddall		32	1904	174
Address of General Stephen D. Lee at Nashville, Tenn., June 14, 1904			32	1904	178
Battle of Gettysburg, and the Charge of Pickett's Division	Martin, RawleyRawley Martin & John Holmes Smith		32	1904	183
List of Confederate States Flags Captured from Virginia Troops; when, and where			32	1904	195
Battle of Spotsylvania C. H., May 12, 1864	Gibson, Jonathan CatlettJonathan Catlett Gibson & William Waugh Smith		32	1904	200
Colonel H. A. Carrington; His Life and Services	Cabell, George CraigheadGeorge Craighead Cabell		32	1904	216
Steel Breast Plates Worn as Defensive Armor by Federal Soldiers			32	1904	221
Battle of Cedar Creek, October 19, 1864; A Vindication of General J. A. Early	McNeily, John SeymourJohn Seymour McNeily		32	1904	223
The Fredericksburg Artillery, Captain E. S. Marye	Fleet, Charles BrowneCharles Browne Fleet		32	1904	240
The Ironclad Virginia, and What She Accomplished March and 9, 1862	Cline, William R.William R. Cline		32	1904	243
The Griffith-Barksdale-Humphrey Mississippi Brigade, and its Campaigns	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		32	1904	250
Causes of the War 1861-5, and Events of the First Year, Particularly in North Carolina	Daves, GrahamGraham Daves		32	1904	275
The Battle of Chickamauga	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		32	1904	299
Sherman's Expedition from Vicksburg to Meridian, February 3 to March 6, 1864; His Vandalism	Lee, Stephen DillStephen Dill Lee		32	1904	310
The Shenandoah; Sketch of the Eventful Life of the Confederate Cruiser, Captain J. I. Waddell	Ashe, Samuel A'CourtSamuel A'Court Ashe		32	1904	320
The Featherstone-Posey-Harris Mississippi Brigade, and its Services	McCaleb, Edwin HowardEdwin Howard McCaleb		32	1904	329
The Prison Life of Jefferson Davis at Fort Monroe, with General Nelson A. Miles as Jailer	Stewart, William HenryWilliam Henry Stewart		32	1904	338
Historic Waters of Virginia and their Defenses, with the Achievements of the Ironclad Virginia	Cameron, William EvelynWilliam Evelyn Cameron		32	1904	347
The Last Salute of the Army of Northern Virginia	Chamberlain, Joshua LawrenceJoshua Lawrence Chamberlain		32	1904	356
Communication of General C. J. Polignac as to His Mission to France in 1865			32	1904	364
Prison Life of Jefferson Davis; Letter on	Davis, Varina Banks HowellVarina Banks Howell Davis		32	1904	371
Story of the Confederate Armored Ram Arkansas	Johnson, JohnJohn Johnson		33	1905	1
Trees Whittled Down at Horse shoe	Old, William W.William W. Old		33	1905	16
Recollections of Gen. G. M. Sorrel	Anderson, ArcherArcher Anderson		33	1905	25
The Lost Sword of Gen. R. B. Garnett (who fell at Gettysbury) returned to his neice, Mrs. John B. Purcell	Peters, WinfieldWinfield Peters		33	1905	26
Balloon used for Scout Duty	Bryan, John RandolphJohn Randolph Bryan		33	1905	32
Honor Roll of the University of Virginia			33	1905	43
The Battle of Bethesda Church	Christian, Charles BurksCharles Burks Christian		33	1905	57
Address at Newton, N. C., before the Annual Re-Union of Confederate Veterans	Bennett, Risden TylerRisden Tyler Bennett		33	1905	69
John Yates Beall, Martyr	Crawford, J. H.J. H. Crawford		33	1905	71
The Crisis of the Confederacy	Wells, Edward LaightEdward Laight Wells		33	1905	79
Confederate Cavalry around Port Hudson	Pascoe, W. H.W. H. Pascoe		33	1905	83
Battle of Sharpsburg or Antietam	Morrison, Emmett MasalonEmmett Masalon Morrison		33	1905	97
Battle of Sharpsburg or Antietam	Carman, Ezra AyersEzra Ayers Carman		33	1905	105
My Personal Experiences in Taking up Arms and in the Battle of Malvern Hill, Gettysburg, Pickett's Charge	Crocker, James FrancisJames Francis Crocker		33	1905	111
General Lee at Gettysburg	Smith, James PowerJames Power Smith		33	1905	135
Some of the Drug Conditions During the War Between the States, 1861-5	Jacobs, JosephJoseph Jacobs		33	1905	161
Seals, Stamps and Currency for the Confederacy			33	1905	188
The Last Charge at Appomattox	Billmyer, M. J.M. J. Billmyer		33	1905	191
The 12th Alabama Infantry, C. S. A.; Its Organization, Associations, Engagements, Casualties, etc.	Park, Robert EmoryRobert Emory Park		33	1905	193
Returned Confederate Flags	Lamb, JohnJohn Lamb		33	1905	297
Roster of the Battalion of the Georgia Military Institute Cadets in the Confederate Army	Rodgers, Robert L.Robert L. Rodgers		33	1905	306
The Battle near Spotsylvania C. H., on May 18th, 1864	Cutshaw, William E.William E. Cutshaw		33	1905	320
Major General Edward Johnson at Spotsylvania	Hunter, Robert WatermanRobert Waterman Hunter		33	1905	335
Artillery Work at Wilderness	Garber, Asher WatermanAsher Waterman Garber		33	1905	341
Last Days of the Army in Southwest Va.	Humphreys, Milton WileyMilton Wiley Humphreys		33	1905	344
Field of Blood was the Crater	Stewart, William HenryWilliam Henry Stewart		33	1905	351
Graphic Account of the Battle of the Crater	Featherstone, John CharlesJohn Charles Featherstone		33	1905	358
How Gen. R. E. Lee saved the Life of a Federal Officer	Gaines, Samuel MortonSamuel Morton Gaines		33	1905	375
General Lee's Strategy at the Battle of Chancellorsville	Talcott, Thomas Mann RandolphThomas Mann Randolph Talcott		34	1906	1
Prison Reminiscences	Crocker, James FrancisJames Francis Crocker		34	1906	28
Address before the Ladies' Memorial Association at Charlotte, N. C.	Bennett, Risden TylerRisden Tyler Bennett		34	1906	52
Address at Ashland, Va.	Lamb, JohnJohn Lamb		34	1906	57
Prisoners of War North and South	Rodgers, RuthRuth Rodgers		34	1906	69
Historical Memorial of the Charlotte Cavalry	Bouldin, Edwin EdmundsEdwin Edmunds Bouldin		34	1906	75
New Light on the Great Drewry's Bluff Fight	Clopton, William IzardWilliam Izard Clopton		34	1906	82
From Petersburg to Appomattox	Townsend, Harry C.Harry C. Townsend		34	1906	99
War History Never Published	Wright, Marcus JosephMarcus Joseph Wright		34	1906	128
Shaft to Portsmouth Artillery	Thompson, John H.John H. Thompson & William Henry Stewart		34	1906	144
Yankee Gunboat "Smith Briggs,"	Thomas, R. S.R. S. Thomas		34	1906	162
First Battle of Manassas	Peters, WinfieldWinfield Peters		34	1906	170
The Dahlgren Raid	Crouch, Richard GallegoRichard Gallego Crouch		34	1906	179
Women of the Confederacy	Eggleston, Sarah DabneySarah Dabney Eggleston		34	1906	191
Great Battle at Cedar Creek	Hatton, Clarence R.Clarence R. Hatton		34	1906	194
Demonstration on Harper's Ferry in May, 1862	Warwick, Abram DanielAbram Daniel Warwick		34	1906	200
The Battle of Greatest Lustre	Beale, George WilliamGeorge William Beale		34	1906	206
Roll of Company E, 13th Virginia Cavalry and the Flag of the Regiment			34	1906	210
Valley Campaign of General Early	Gibson, MosesMoses Gibson		34	1906	212
The Last Man Who Fell at Appomattox			34	1906	218
Unveiling of the Statue to General William Smith at Richmond, Va.	Keith, JamesJames Keith & Claude Augustus Swanson		34	1906	222
History of the famous Quitman Rifles			34	1906	239
Lampkin's Battery on the Retreat from Petersburg to Appomattox	Massie, Fletcher ThomasFletcher Thomas Massie		34	1906	293
Longest Confederate March in the Shortest Time	Moore, M. J.M. J. Moore		34	1906	248
Thirty-second Virginia at Sharpsburg	Parham, John T.John T. Parham		34	1906	250
Men of Virginia at Ball's Bluff	Hunter, Robert WatermanRobert Waterman Hunter		34	1906	255
Colonel W. T. Robins	Jones, MaryusMaryus Jones		34	1906	275
Roll of Company I, 13th Virginia Cavalry			34	1906	278
Famous Retreat from Philippi in May, 1861	McNeil, John A.John A. McNeil		34	1906	280
The Imboden Raid and its Effects	McNeil, John A.John A. McNeil		34	1906	294
List of the Chaplains, A. N. V.			34	1906	313
The Virginia's Great Fight	Fiveash, Joseph GardnerJoseph Gardner Fiveash		34	1906	316
Pickett's Last Charge at Gettysburg	Mayo, JosephJoseph Mayo		34	1906	327
Advance from Appomattox, Startling Development of the South	Williams, John SkeltonJohn Skelton Williams		34	1906	336
How a woman saved Richmond in the Dahlgren Raid	Cabell, William PrestonWilliam Preston Cabell		34	1906	353
Roll of Company D, 4th Virginia	Apperson, John SamuelJohn Samuel Apperson		34	1906	359
Thirty-first Virginia at First Manassas	Allen, James WalkinshawJames Walkinshaw Allen		34	1906	363
The gallant Berkeley brothers of the 8th Virginia C. S. A.			34	1906	371
Brave Defence of the Cockade City	Glenn, John F.John F. Glenn		35	1907	1
Officers of General R. E. Lee's Staff	Talcott, Thomas Mann RandolphThomas Mann Randolph Talcott		35	1907	25
Dedication of Tablet to the Botetourt Battery	Johnston, MaryMary Johnston		35	1907	29
The Youngest General in the C. S. Army			35	1907	55
Mississippi Troops in Virginia, 1861-1865			35	1907	59
The Negroes as Slaves	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		35	1907	61
The Battle of Dranesville	Hammond, William S.William S. Hammond		35	1907	69
The Career of General Jackson	Jones, John WilliamJohn William Jones		35	1907	79
Sketch of Traveler, General Lee's War Horse			35	1907	99
Boys in the C. S. Army			35	1907	102
Boy Soldiers	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		35	1907	108
Last Raids of Morgan Through Indiana and Ohio	Mosgrove, George DallasGeorge Dallas Mosgrove		35	1907	110
Battle of Malvern Hill	Moore, Josiah StauntonJosiah Staunton Moore		35	1907	121
Sacrifices of J. U. Payne for the Cause			35	1907	127
Fitzhugh Lee	Hunter, Robert WatermanRobert Waterman Hunter		35	1907	132
Why Sam. Houston Forsook his Bride			35	1907	148
Record of the Haskells of S. C.	DeLeon, Thomas CooperThomas Cooper DeLeon		35	1907	151
The Battle of New Market	Bruce, Daniel HogeDaniel Hoge Bruce		35	1907	155
Gen. Lee Did Not Offer his Sword to Gen. Grant			35	1907	159
Roll of Co. G, 18th Virginia Cavalry			35	1907	161
The Right of Secession—a Review of Bledsoe's Work	Sims, Frederick WilmerFrederick Wilmer Sims		35	1907	166
How Mosquitos Prevented the Capture of Farragut			35	1907	174
Chaplain M. O'Keefe, of Mahone's Brigade—His Noble Career			35	1907	176
Hampton and Reconstruction	Wells, Edward LaightEdward Laight Wells		35	1907	183
General Hood's Brigade	Henderson, Don E.Don E. Henderson		35	1907	185
Failure to Sell Cotton Bonds in England in 1862			35	1907	201
The Battle of Shiloh	Jordan, ThomasThomas Jordan		35	1907	204
Battle of New Market			35	1907	231
The Cruise of the Shenandoah	Whittle, William ConwayWilliam Conway Whittle		35	1907	235
The Eleventh Kentucky Cavalry	Quisenberry, Anderson ChenaultAnderson Chenault Quisenberry		35	1907	259
Surviving Officers of the C. S. Navy			35	1907	290
Roll of the Warren Blues	Funkhouser, Robert DanielRobert Daniel Funkhouser		35	1907	298
Federal Atrocities	Young, John PrestonJohn Preston Young		35	1907	304
Roll of Co. E, 19th Virginia Infantry			35	1907	312
Career of Colonel H. K. Burgwyn			35	1907	320
Roll of McNeill's Rangers			35	1907	323
Polignac's Mission to France in 1865			35	1907	326
Roll of Co. A, 7th Virginia Cavalry			35	1907	335
Jackson's Demonstration on Harper's Ferry in 1862			35	1907	341
The 32nd Virginia Infantry at Sharpsburg	Parham, John T.John T. Parham		35	1907	349
Roll of Co. G, 24th Virginia Infantry			35	1907	352
The 11th Virginia at the Fight of Five Forks			35	1907	357
Roll of the Hanover Grays			35	1907	363
From Manassas to Frayser's Farm			35	1907	366
The First Confederate Memorial Day			35	1907	369
In Memoriam	Maury, Richard LauncelotRichard Launcelot Maury		35	1907	371
Andersonville Prison—A Northern Witness for Captain Wirz			36	1908	1
Two Important Letters by Jefferson Davis Discovered	Fleming, Walter LynwoodWalter Lynwood Fleming		36	1908	8
The Last Charge of the 14th Virginia Cavalry at Appomattox	Bouldin, Edwin EdmundsEdwin Edmunds Bouldin		36	1908	13
Barksdale's Mississippi Brigade at Fredericksburg	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		36	1908	17
Roster of the Alstadt Grays			36	1908	26
The Virginia Convention of 1788	Moore, Josiah StauntonJosiah Staunton Moore		36	1908	28
The Real Jefferson Davis in Private and Public Life	DeLeon, Thomas CooperThomas Cooper DeLeon		36	1908	74
History of Chimborazo Hospital, C. S. A.	Gildersleeve, John RobinsonJohn Robinson Gildersleeve		36	1908	56
Hunter's Raid 1864			36	1908	95
General Albert Sidney Johnston, A Tributary Epitaph to			36	1908	104
Generals in the Confederate States Army from Virginia	Hunter, Robert WatermanRobert Waterman Hunter		36	1908	105
Soldier's Story of the Death of J. E. B. Stuart, at Yellow Tavern, Va	Burgess, W. W.W. W. Burgess		36	1908	121
Tribute of Love to her Noble Dead	Lassiter, Charles TrotterCharles Trotter Lassiter		36	1908	125
Officers and Soldiers of the War 1814-1815			36	1908	133
Presidency of the Confederacy Offered to A. H. Stephens and Refused			36	1908	141
Roll of the Keysville Guards, C. S. A.	Roberts, Benjamin AllenBenjamin Allen Roberts		36	1908	146
The Location of the Battle Abbey Decided			36	1908	156
Description of an Eye Witness of the Bloody Battle of the Crater	Featherston, John CharlesJohn Charles Featherston		36	1908	161
Unveiling of the Monument to Humphrey's Division in the National Cemetary at Fredericksburg, Va.			36	1908	174
The Capture of Memphis by Gen. Nathan B. Forrest	Dinkins, JamesJames Dinkins		36	1908	180
On Historic Spots			36	1908	197
Confederate Supreme Court			36	1908	209
A Refugee's Story How a Rebel Gave the Yankees the Slip			36	1908	210
Catlett's Station Raid	Cooke, James ChurchillJames Churchill Cooke		36	1908	213
Virginia Battlefield Park			36	1908	215
Roster of the Churchville Cavalry of Augusta county, Va.			36	1908	218
Desperate Picket Fight at Fisher's Hill in the Civil War	Conn, William AmosWilliam Amos Conn		36	1908	220
The Conrad Boys in the Confederate Service	Boyd, E. HolmesE. Holmes Boyd		36	1908	224
Southern Historical Society Papers/Volume 36/Monument to Captain Henry Wirz, Earnest Effort toward, at Richmond, Va	Gibbons, J. R.J. R. Gibbons		36	1908	226
List of Officers and Roster of Company E, 19th Virginia Infantry	Goss, Lynn L.Lynn L. Goss		36	1908	237
How Col. H. K. Burgywn of North Carolina fell at Gettysburg	Olds, Frederick AugustusFrederick Augustus Olds		36	1908	245
The Red Badge Explained	Jeffreys, Thomas D.Thomas D. Jeffreys		36	1908	248
Efforts for Reconstruction in April, 1865			36	1908	250
The Last Sad Days	Cumming, James D.James D. Cumming		36	1908	261
Jeb. Stuart—How He Played Sheriff	Minor, Benjamin BlakeBenjamin Blake Minor		36	1908	267
Escape from Fort Delaware	Reid, Warren D.Warren D. Reid		36	1908	271
Cavalry Raids in the War of Secession	Hunter, Robert WatermanRobert Waterman Hunter		36	1908	280
What a Federal Soldier Wrote of the Charge of the V. M. I. Cadets at New Market			36	1908	283
Brilliant Eulogy of Gen. Wm. H. Payne	Smith, Thomas JudgeThomas Judge Smith		36	1908	285
Address in Acceptance, Remarkable for its Eloquence, Epigram and Sarcasm	Robinson, LeighLeigh Robinson		36	1908	293
Monument to Henry W. Wyatt of Albemarle county, Va.			36	1908	354
Company G, 24th Virginia Infantry	White, H. G.H. G. White		36	1908	356
List of Members of The Petersburg Grays, afterwards Company B, 12th Virginia Regiment			36	1908	360
Ransom's Brigade	Moore, Edwin G.Edwin G. Moore		36	1908	363
Fathers of Confederate Veterans still alive February, 1909			36	1908	368
How "Dixie" Came to be Written	Emmett, Daniel DecaturDaniel Decatur Emmett		36	1908	369
Original Parchment of the Provisional Constitution of the Confederate States			36	1908	371
Work of the Ordnance Bureau of the War Department of the Confederate States, 1861-5	Mallet, John WilliamJohn William Mallet		37	1909	1
Stuart's Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign, by Col. John S. Mosby	Talcott, Thomas Mann RandolphThomas Mann Randolph Talcott		37	1909	12
Capt. William Henry Murdaugh			37	1909	38
Black Eagle Company—a typical command of Confederate soldiers	Wood, Henry EdwardHenry Edward Wood		37	1909	52
Major Andrew Reid Venable, Jr.	McCabe, William GordonWilliam Gordon McCabe		37	1909	61
Review of the Gettysburg Campaign by one who participated therein	Mclntosh, David GreggDavid Gregg Mclntosh		37	1909	74
General Armistead's Portrait Presented	Poindexter, James EdwardJames Edward Poindexter		37	1909	144
The Burning of Chambersburg	Slingluff, Fielder CrossFielder Cross Slingluff		37	1909	152
Monuments unveiled at Bloody Angle, May 13, 1909			37	1909	164
Centennial of Grimes' Battery (Portsmouth Artillery)			37	1909	169
Story of the Battle of Five Forks and Other Events of the Appomattox Surrender	Stribling, Robert MackeyRobert Mackey Stribling		37	1909	172
Battle of Drewry's Bluff, Many Errors Corrected	Sumpter, John U.John U. Sumpter		37	1909	179
Col. James Gregory Hodges	Crocker, James FrancisJames Francis Crocker		37	1909	184
War Time Story of Dahlgren's Raid			37	1909	198
Another Story of the Crater battle	Etheridge, William HenryWilliam Henry Etheridge		37	1909	203
General Lee's Last Camp	Haskins, W. W.W. W. Haskins		37	1909	208
Gen. J. E. B. Stuart in the Gettysburg Campaign	McKim, Randolph HarrisonRandolph Harrison McKim		37	1909	210
An Incident of the Battle of Winchester, or Opequon			37	1909	232
Marylanders in the Confederate Army			37	1909	235
The Battle of Bethesda Church	Christian, Charles BurksCharles Burks Christian		37	1909	236
Jefferson Davis—A Statement Concerning the Imputed Special Causes of His Long Imprisonment by the Government of the United States, and of his Tardy Release by Due Process of Law	Shea, GeorgeGeorge Shea		37	1909	243
How the Confederate Flag Was Devised	Cabell, William LewisWilliam Lewis Cabell		37	1909	255
My Personal Experience in Taking Up Arms and in the Battle of Malvern Hill	Crocker, James FrancisJames Francis Crocker		37	1909	257
Helped Capture Engine "General"			37	1909	264
The Color Episode of the 149th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the First Day's Fight at Gettysburg	Bassler, John H.John H. Bassler		37	1909	266
The Story of the Flying Machine of the Confederacy	Evans, Thomas R.Thomas R. Evans		37	1909	302
With Forrest in West Tennessee	Beard, Dan. W.Dan. W. Beard		37	1909	304
Munford's Marylanders Never Surrendered to Foe	Stonebraker, John R.John R. Stonebraker		37	1909	309
Eighth Virginia's Part in Second Manassas			37	1909	313
Who Was the Last Soldier to Leave the Burning City of Richmond, April 3, 1865?			37	1909	317
Further Recollections of Second Cold Harbor	Bidgood, Joseph VirginiusJoseph Virginius Bidgood		37	1909	319
The Gallant Defence of Staunton River Bridge	Farinholt, Benjamin LyonsBenjamin Lyons Farinholt		37	1909	321
First Day on the Left at Gettysburg	Carrington, James McDowellJames McDowell Carrington		37	1909	326
Memorial Sermon in Old St. John's Church, May 9, 1909	Goodwin, Robert ArcherRobert Archer Goodwin		37	1909	338
Joseph Bryan, a Participant in the Most Brilliant Battle Fought by Col. John S. Mosby's Command			37	1909	348
Cloyd's Mountain	Broun, Thomas LeeThomas Lee Broun		37	1909	349
Col. Ulric Dahlgren, the Defeated Raider	Atkinson, John WilderJohn Wilder Atkinson		37	1909	351
A Good Shot Exploded the Boiler	McAlwee, G. W.G. W. McAlwee		37	1909	354
Suffering in Fredericksburg After the Battle	Goolrick, Frances Bernard WhiteFrances Bernard White Goolrick		37	1909	355
Treachery of W. H. Seward Brought Fire on Sumter	Wise, L. W.L. W. Wise		37	1909	360
Forrest's Men Rank with Bravest of the Brave	Baird, Dan W.Dan W. Baird		37	1909	364
Origin of Memorial Day			37	1909	368
Heth Intended to Cover His Error	Mosby, John SingletonJohn Singleton Mosby		37	1909	369
John H. Wisdom's Famous Ride in 1865			37	1909	372
Recollections of the Last Months in the Army of Northern Virginia	Colston, Frederick MorganFrederick Morgan Colston		3838	1910	1
Roster of the Amelia Troop			3838	1910	16
Centennial of Birth of Admiral Raphael Semmes			3838	1910	22
Restoration of the name of Jefferson Davis to Cabin John Bridge, Washington, D. C.			3838	1910	41
List of General Officers and their staffs in the Confederate Army furnished by Virginia	Bidgood, Joseph VirginiusJoseph Virginius Bidgood		3838	1910	156
Stuart in the Gettysburg Campaign	Mosby, John SingletonJohn Singleton Mosby		3838	1910	184
Battle Flag of the Third Georgia			3838	1910	210
Meeting of the Confederate Veterans at Memphis, Tenn.	Young, Bennett HendersonBennett Henderson Young		3838	1910	217
Virginia Mourning Her Dead	Conrad, HolmesHolmes Conrad		3838	1910	221
Lost Chapter in History			3838	1910	241
The Flag of the Confederate States of America			3838	1910	243
Reports of the First, Seventh and Seventeenth Virginia Regiments in 1862			3838	1910	262
Stonewall Jackson, by Lieutenant-Colonel G. T. R. Henderson—A Review	Barton, RandolphRandolph Barton		3838	1910	268
Confederate Veterans who fell in battle Re-interred in Maryland	Peters, WinfieldWinfield Peters		3838	1910	285
Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers' Home			3838	1910	289
Many Generals of the War 1861-5 still survive			3838	1910	290
United Confederate Veterans, Isaac R. Trimble Camp, Baltimore, Md.			3838	1910	292
Monument to Confederates to be Erected at Point Lookout, Md., by the United States Government			3838	1910	295
Address of Hon. John Lamb at New Market, Va., August 19, 1910			3838	1910	298
A Confederate Woman's Kind Act	Crouch, R. G.R. G. Crouch		3838	1910	309
Unwritten History of the Gettysburg Campaign	Youngblood, WilliamWilliam Youngblood		3838	1910	312
Baltimore in 1861			3838	1910	319
Fourth Virginia Cavalry			3838	1910	325
Jackson's Valley Campaign, Front Royal and Winchester, 1862			3838	1910	327
Emma Sansom, Heroine	Owen, Mary BankheadMary Bankhead Owen		3838	1910	330
Cruise of the Confederate States' Steamer "Nashville"			3838	1910	334
Career of General Joseph E. Johnston, "The Very God of War"	Whittle, William ConwayWilliam Conway Whittle		3838	1910	340
Why Jefferson Davis was never tried			3838	1910	347
Inscriptions for Memorial to the Women of the Confederacy	Gonzales, William ElliotWilliam Elliot Gonzales		3838	1910	359
Battle of Wilson's Creek, or Oak Hills			3838	1910	363
Lee and Stuart at Harper's Ferry			3838	1910	372
Major John Pelham, Hero	Matthews, H. H.H. H. Matthews		3838	1910	379
General Lee to General T. J. Jackson—Night of the Battle of Fredericksburg			3939	1914-04April 1914	1
The House of Broken Swords	Woods, William HenryWilliam Henry Woods		3939	1914-04April 1914	2
General Richard S. Ewell—Record in U. S. Army and C. S. Army			3939	1914-04April 1914	4
Letter of General Ewell to General Grant, from Fort Warren, April 16, 1865			3939	1914-04April 1914	4
Letter of Colonel Thomas H. Carter Concerning General R. S. Ewell, April 14, 1890			3939	1914-04April 1914	5
Missionary Ridge	Stephenson, Philip DandridgePhilip Dandridge Stephenson		3939	1914-04April 1914	8
Last Gold of the Confederacy	Shepherd, LewisLewis Shepherd, William Easton Randolph Byrne & Joseph Mackey Brown		3939	1914-04April 1914	23
Boonsboro Gap, or South Mountain	Grattan, George GilmerGeorge Gilmer Grattan		3939	1914-04April 1914	31
Convention between Sherman and Johnston	Ewell, Benjamin StoddertBenjamin Stoddert Ewell		3939	1914-04April 1914	45
General Beauregard to General Johnston. Plan of Campaign for 1865			3939	1914-04April 1914	59
Governor Joseph E. Brown to General Joseph E. Johnston, 1865.			3939	1914-04April 1914	60
Dahlgren's Raid	James, G. WatsonG. Watson James		3939	1914-04April 1914	63
Genealogy of Jefferson Davis	Whitsitt, William HethWilliam Heth Whitsitt		3939	1914-04April 1914	73
Stuart's Ride and Death of Latane	Campbell, William JosephWilliam Joseph Campbell		3939	1914-04April 1914	86
Morgan's Men in Ohio	Quisenberry, Anderson ChenaultAnderson Chenault Quisenberry		3939	1914-04April 1914	91
Spotsylvania Markers	Smith, James PowerJames Power Smith		3939	1914-04April 1914	100
Union Theological Seminary in the Confederate Army			3939	1914-04April 1914	102
Review of General Longstreet's Book	Henderson, George Francis RobertGeorge Francis Robert Henderson		3939	1914-04April 1914	104
Defence of Spanish Fort, on Mobile Bay	Stephenson, Philip DandridgePhilip Dandridge Stephenson		3939	1914-04April 1914	118
Gen. D. H. Maury's Comment on Dr. Stephenson's Paper	Maury, Dabney HerndonDabney Herndon Maury		3939	1914-04April 1914	130
A Bishop's Visitation in the Field of War	Johns, JohnJohn Johns		3939	1914-04April 1914	137
Veteran Gunners Fire Old Battery—Inspiring Scene at the Virginia Military Institute			3939	1914-04April 1914	144
General R. H. Anderson, C. S. A.	Thurston, Edward N.Edward N. Thurston		3939	1914-04April 1914	146
Review of Charles Francis Adams on the Civil War	McIntosh, David GreggDavid Gregg McIntosh		3939	1914-04April 1914	153
Major-General G. W. C. Lee	McCabe, William GordonWilliam Gordon McCabe		3939	1914-04April 1914	167
The Jews in the Confederacy	Leigh, BlancheBlanche Leigh		3939	1914-04April 1914	177
Stranger Than Fiction—Capture of Steamer Maple Leaf	Browne, W. R.W. R. Browne		3939	1914-04April 1914	181
Armistead at Gettysburg	Martin, R. W.R. W. Martin		3939	1914-04April 1914	186
The Two Armies	Timrod, HenryHenry Timrod		3939	1914-04April 1914	188
Dixie Battery at the Second Battle of Manassas	Chapman, William HenryWilliam Henry Chapman		3939	1914-04April 1914	190
General Longstreet's Indorsement			3939	1914-04April 1914	194
Spotsylvania Courthouse on May 18, 1864	Cutshaw, William E.William E. Cutshaw		3939	1914-04April 1914	195
Editorials (vol. 39)	Smith, James PowerJames Power Smith		3939	1914-04April 1914	213
Book Reviews (vol. 39)			3939	1914-04April 1914	218
Poem	Hope, James BarronJames Barron Hope		4040	1915-09September 1915	1
Living Confederate Principles	Everett, Lloyd TlighmanLloyd Tlighman Everett		4040	1915-09September 1915	2
The Campaign of Chancellorsville	McIntosh, David GreggDavid Gregg McIntosh		4040	1915-09September 1915	44
The Forged Letter of General Lee	Graves, Charles AlfredCharles Alfred Graves		4040	1915-09September 1915	101
Stonewall Jackson	Anderson, William AlexanderWilliam Alexander Anderson		4040	1915-09September 1915	149
Stonewall Jackson in Campaign of 1862	Boteler, Alexander RobinsonAlexander Robinson Boteler		4040	1915-09September 1915	162
The Confederate States Navy Yard at Charlotte, N. C., 1862–1865	Alexander, VioletViolet Alexander		4040	1915-09September 1915	184
The Battle of Fredericksburg	Scales, Alfred MooreAlfred Moore Scales		4040	1915-09September 1915	193
Second Manassas	Garnett, James MercerJames Mercer Garnett		4040	1915-09September 1915	225
The Character and Services of the Confederate Soldier	Lamb, JohnJohn Lamb		4040	1915-09September 1915	230
Hon. Judah P. Benjamin	Calish, Edward NathanEdward Nathan Calish		4040	1915-09September 1915	240
Hon. Judah P. Benjamin	Christian, George LlewellynGeorge Llewellyn Christian		4040	1915-09September 1915	244
Gettysburg	McKim, Randolph HarrisonRandolph Harrison McKim		4040	1915-09September 1915	253
The Merrimac and the Monitor	Whittle, William ConwayWilliam Conway Whittle		4040	1915-09September 1915	301
Letter of Colonel G. F. R. Henderson, to Captain Fred. Colston			4040	1915-09September 1915	305
The South is American	Caldwell, Joshua WilliamJoshua William Caldwell		4040	1915-09September 1915	307
Speech of Judge Reagan			4040	1915-09September 1915	312
Lecky on the South			4040	1915-09September 1915	315
Losses in the War between the States	Tibault, C. H.C. H. Tibault		4040	1915-09September 1915	316
Dr. Andrews on General Lee			4040	1915-09September 1915	320
Appendix			4040	1915-09September 1915	322
Books			4040	1915-09September 1915	326