Collection: Charles Meredith Civil War Imprint Collection, 1861/1865 - ARVAS Search Results

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Communication from Secretary of Treasury. House of Representatives, Feb. 3, 1865. (c. 1111), 1865 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 107

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Communication From the Secretary of War. (c. 1279), 1863 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 27

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Communication of G. Tochman, touching his memorial now before Congress (c. 319), 1863 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 28

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Confederate States of America, Treasury Department, Montgomery, April 5, 1861. (c. 1205), 1861 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 3

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Confederate States of America, Treasury Department, Montgomery, March 6, 1861. (c. 1205), 1861 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 1

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Confederate States of America, Treasury Department, Richmond, October 1861. (c. 1205), 1861 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 9

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Confederate States of America, War Department, Richmond, 27th December 1861. (c. 1255), 1861 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 11

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Correspondence between the Governor of Virginia and the Secretary of War (c. ?), 1862 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 16

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Declaration of the Immediate Cause Which Induce and Justify the Secession of South Carolina (c. 1873), 1860 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 17

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Directory. (c. 227), 1864 Box 1 MS-45, Folder 95

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