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THE NEW YORK HERALD, MAY 5, 1863
Full front page battle map! The Battle of Chancellorsville!
IMPORTANT MILITARY OPERATIONS IN VIRGINIA. The Seat of War from the Rappahannock to the Nansemond and Blackwater
12 pages. Outside of the banner and headline, the entire front page of this historic newspaper is a Virginia battle map. Headlines and stories include:
IMPORTANT. The Latest From Gen. Hooker's Army. The Fighting of Saturday & Sunday. Terrific Rebel Attack on the Extreme Right. The Eleventh Corps Slowly Driven Back. Three Fearful Assaults...
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THE NEW YORK TIMES, DECEMBER 16, 1861
8 pages. Headlines and stories include: ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Europa and the City of Washington. The British Government and the Affair of the Trent. England Sends an Ultimatum to the United States. An Apology and the Surrender of the Rebel Ambassadores Demanded. Great Preparations For War. Arms and Artillery Shipped to Canada. The Exportation of Saltpetre Prohibited. An Immediate Conflict Anticipated. A Rumor that the Emperor Napoleon Offers his Mediation. The French Journals Unauimons Against Capt. Wilkes. Immense Excitement...
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THE NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 18, 1863
8 pages. Headlines and stories include: DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND. Interesting Details of Recent Events. Gen. Stanley's Engagement with the Rebels at Snow Hill. General Granger's Defeat of Van Dorn at Franklin. The Fortifications at Murfreesboro. INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH. All Quiet at Charleston. Our Forces Still in Possession of Coles, Kiawah and Seabrook Islands. Exploits of Wheeler's Rebel Cavalry on the Cumberland River. THE WAR IN EASTERN VIRGINIA. A Fight Between Our Gunboats and the Rebels on the Nansemond River. The Rebels Defeated and...
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THE NEW YORK HERALD, MAY 3, 1863
Front page battle map! THE RAID IN WEST VIRGINIA Front page map of the Scene of the Recent Raid on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Front page headlines: IMPORTANT FROM HOOKER'S ARMY. The Rappahannock Crossed in the Face of the Enemy. Very Interesting Details of the Operation. The Labors of Pontoon Bridge Building. Shelling the North Side by the Enemy's Batteries. Additional Names of Killed and Wounded. List of Prisoners Captured by Hooker's Army. IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA. Gen. Mulligan Defeated Near Fairmont. The...
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THE NEW YORK HERALD, MAY 2, 1863
The Chancellorsville Campaign Front page battle map! IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK Large front page map of the Rappahannock and Rapidan Rivers Showing the Fords and Roads and the Surrounding Country Around Fredericksburg. Front page headlines: IMPORTANT. News From Hooker's Army. The Rappahannock Crossed. Reported Battle on the Other Side of the River. The Union Troops Victorious. Brilliant Dash on the Rebel Rifle Pits Below Fredericksburg. Over Six Hundred Rebels Captured. Splendid Feeling Existing Among...
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DAILY MISSOURI DEMOCRAT, ST. LOUIS, AUGUST 25, 1864
4 pages, Headlines and stories include: THE LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Warm Engagement with the Rebels. Reinforcing Memphis. The Rebel Ram Tennessee. Affairs before Petersburg. Chicago Democratic Convention. Situation before Atlanta Satisfactoy. More Details on the Attack on Memphis. FROM THE POTOMAC. The Military Situation on the Border. The Enemy Disappeared from the Front. Petersburg Within Our Grasp. FROM MEMPHIS. Memphis Attacked by Forrest. He is Compelled to Retreat. Casualties on Both Sides. FROM NASHVILLE, TENN. Rebel Raid. A Wagon Train...
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