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Richmond
Enquirer |
9/28/1861; excellent and lengthy
description of the Tredegar Iron Works - describes the manufacture of iron
products and mentions the Tredegar Battalion |
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Richmond
Dispatch |
4/30/1863; two Confederate
wrong-doers are put in the Castle Thunder hospital (GH#13). |
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Richmond
Dispatch |
5/1/1863; great description of
Drewry's Bluff - notes that many visitors have visited the bluff |
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Richmond
Enquirer |
10/19/1863; report of the Florida
Hospital (GH#11) - notes that of 1,076 patients treated, only 53 have died |
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Richmond
Examiner |
3/5/1864; account of the Dahlgren Raid and the
papers found on Dahlgren's body |
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Richmond
Sentinel |
3/5/1864; account of the papers found on Col.
Dahlgren's body with schedule and orders |
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Richmond
Sentinel |
3/8/1864; The body of Ulric Dahlgren has been
brought to Richmond - indicates that he was not exhibited, though the
public clamored for views |
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Official
Records, I, Vol. XXXIII, pp. 170-176 |
4/8/1864; report of General Meade of the
failed Kilpatrick-Dahlgren raid; includes orders and correspondence before
the raid as well as after it. Kilpatrick denies that the order to burn
Richmond was authentic |
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Richmond
Dispatch |
6/4/1864; description of the the
Battle of Cold Harbor, through June 3. |
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Richmond
Examiner |
6/4/1864; description of the the
Battle of Cold Harbor, through June 3. |
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Richmond
Examiner |
6/4/1864; the remains of Colonel
Keitt, 20th SC Infantry, who was killed on June 1 were taken to the
Danville depot for transportation to South Carolina |
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Richmond
Examiner |
6/4/1864; new arrivals at Castle
Thunder, including one supposedly insane man |
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Richmond
Examiner |
6/4/1864; 800 Yankee wounded are
in Richmond |
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Richmond
Examiner |
6/4/1864; appeal for citizens to
send supplies to the hospitals, which are lacking greatly |
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Richmond
Examiner |
6/4/1864; description of the
funeral of a member of the Fayette Artillery, who was killed at Cold
Harbor, and his interment in Hollywood Cemetery |
