1863 CIVIL WAR. Rare Diary Style Letter Recounting Siege of Port Hudson in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Revival perhaps suggesting that the "soldierly"

perhaps suggesting that the "soldierly" portions were added or enhanced

it must not have been a legal matter

The small collection each bear a fine albumen photo neatly laid to the pastedown

A Brief Exhortation to England for the Speedy Embracing of Christ’s Gospel Heretofore by the Tyranny of Mary Suppressed and Banished [1559]

but it comes when I need it

1863 CIVIL WAR. Rare Diary Style Letter Recounting Siege of Port Hudson in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Revival perhaps suggesting that the "soldierly"A wonderful little pairing, found together, including a rather desirable title on Prisoners of War during the Civil War, and a four page 1863 letter, written from July 1 to July 4, 1863, detailing the 50th Regiment of Massachusetts' involvement in the Siege of Port Hudson in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Mentions black soldiers being recruited from the liberated slaves, Generals Godfrey Weitzel, Cuvier Grover, Christopher C Augur, and Thomas W. Sherman;