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The Editor’s Column
An Introduction to The Antietam Journal Kevin R. Pawlak . . . . . . 5
Antietam Institute Announcements. . 6
Feature Articles
“Perceptions, not Realities…”: The Army of the Potomac in the Maryland Campaign
Daniel J. Vermilya . . . . . 7
The Loudoun Valley Campaign of 1862
Matt Borders . . . . . . 51
Antietam Artifacts
Private Charles L. Perry’s Identification Tag
Joseph Stahl . . . . . . 88
In Antietam’s Footsteps
From Fox’s Gap to Antietam National Cemetery, the 45th Pennsylvania Infantry
J.O. Smith . . . . . . 91
Institute Interview
Sitting Down with Rev. John Schildt
Laura Marfut . . . . . . 94
Book Reviews . . . . . . 102
Contributor Biographies . .. . 106
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One of 12 volumes
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One of 12 volumes
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One of 12 volumes
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One of 12 volumes
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One of 12 volumes
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One of 12 volumes
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One of 12 volumes
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Volume 4, Supplement: updates records of 1802-1890 and adds graduates and officers of 1890-1900
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Third edition, in 3 volumes
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Third edition, in 3 volumes
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Third edition, in 3 volumes
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8th Connecticut Infantry Regiment, 11th Connecticut Infantry Regiment , 14th Connecticut Infantry Regiment and 16th Connecticut Infantry Regiment
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7th Virginia Infantry Regiment
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9th New York Infantry Regiment
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125th Pennsylvania Infantry
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5 volumes published: v. 1. 1834-1860.- v. 2. 1861-1865.- v. 3. 1865-1881.- v. 4. 1881-1893.- v. 5. 1891-1892
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Colonel, 6th Alabama Infantry at Sharpsburg
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71st New York State Militia, 57th New York Infantry Regiment
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32nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
33d Regiment Pennsylvania infantry Regiment
36th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
37th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
128th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
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43rd Virginia Cavalry Battalion
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15th Independent Battery, Indiana Light Artillery
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2nd Massachusetts Cavalry
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United States Sanitary Commission
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United States Christian Commission
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21st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
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17th South Carolina Infantry Regiment
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13th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry Regiment
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5th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment
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13th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
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Auxiliary Relief Corps
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20th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
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2nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
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4th Texas Infantry Regiment
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2nd Wisconsin Cavalry Regiment
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21st Georgia Infantry Regiment
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Chew’s Battery
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1st Rockbridge Artillery
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6th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
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30th North Carolina Infantry Regiment
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11th Georgia Infantry Regiment
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1st Maryland Light Artillery
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Eleventh Army Corps
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34th Independent Battery New York Light Artillery
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2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
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7th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
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1st Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment
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141st Field Artillery Regiment
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1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Regiment
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4th Maine Light Artillery Battery
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13th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry Regiment
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141st Field Artillery Regiment
"Muster roll of the Washington artillery of the Army of Virginia. From May 27th, 1861, to April 8th, 1865": p. 227-235
"Report to the Louisiana Legislature of Adjutant General M. Grivot, upon state troops, for the years 1860, '61 and '62": p. 237-259
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7th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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1st Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery
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29th Ohio Infantry Regiment
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1st New Jersey Cavalry Regiment
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2nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
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4th Texas Infantry Regiment
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5th New York Cavalry Regiment
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- Compiled by Claud Estes. cf. Introd.
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- "Printed by order of the Association of the Maryland Line."
- "Originally delivered in Richmond before the Association of the Army of Northern Virginia, and ... printed by the Association and published in the Southern Historical Society Papers."
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Private Alexander Hunter
(1843 - 1914)
Home State: Virginia
Branch of Service: Infantry
Unit: 17th Virginia Infantry
On the Campaign-He was captured in action at Sharpsburg on 17 September 1862.
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21st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
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United States Sanitary Commission
Army of the Potomac
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12th New York Infantry Regiment
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17th Michigan Infantry Regiment
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61st New York Infantry Regiment
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Prospectus for: Abraham Lincoln : a history (Century Co., 1890)
Includes index
Includes subscription register
Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography
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Comprising part of a series of articles which first appeared in "Wilkes' spirit of the times" [July 9, 1862-March 30, 1863]
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On t.-p. of the English edition, London, 1874: Reprinted chiefly from the 'Edinburgh review'
De Fezenszc's recollections of the grand army -- Henry von Brandt, a German soldier of the first empire -- Cornwallis and the Indian services -- a Carolina loyalist in the revolutionary war- Sir William Gordon of Gordon's battery -- Chinese Gordon and the Taiping rebellion
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Ed. by Joseph P. Sanger, assisted by William D. Beach and Charles D. Rhodes, of the Military information division of the General staff, from an unpublished manuscript to which General Upton had devoted the last years of his life
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1st Regiment, South Carolina Infantry (Hagood's)
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"Biographical sketch of George B. McClellan, by W.C. Prime": p. [1]-24
The narrative ceases with the author's removal from command, Nov. 5, 1862
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A personal narrative of the American Civil War experiences of John B. Gordon.
Gordon served as the Colonel in command of the 6th Alabama Regiment and saw furious combat in the Sunken road as part of Rodes' Brigade of D. H. Hill's Division in Jackson's Command.
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- A personal narrative by Jacob D. Cox of his wartime experiences.
- At the beginning of the Maryland Campaign, Cox's brigade became the Kanawha Division of the IX Corps of the Army of the Potomac.
- Cox led the assault on the Confederates on September 14, 1862, at the Battle of South Mountain.
- When corps commander Maj. Gen. Jesse L. Reno was killed at South Mountain, Cox assumed command of the IX Corps.
- During Antietam, Cox continued to be in command of the IX Corps under Burnside's supervision.
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