PRINTED & MANUSCRIPT AMERICANA

102: (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Robert E. Lee. Field printing of his farewell address, "General Orders, No. 9."

103: (CIVIL WAR--INDIAN TERRITORY.) W.L.G. Mills. Letter offering a Unionist Cherokee perspective on the war.

104: (CIVIL WAR--INDIANA.) George A. Simmons. Unpublished manuscript memoir of the 11th Indiana Infantry, by one of their officers.

105: (CIVIL WAR--IOWA.) Henry Roberts. A soldier is moved to tears by the sight of General Sherman at the close of the Atlanta Campaign.

106: (CIVIL WAR--NAVY.) Oliver Lasher. Pair of letters by the acting master of the USS Young America, one describing a torpedo attack.

107: (CIVIL WAR--NEW HAMPSHIRE.) E. Norman Gunnison. Correspondence and poetry of a Bull Run private with a literary bent.

108: (CIVIL WAR--NEW JERSEY.) James Hoyt. Diary of United States Christian Commission pastor, mobbed by drunken racist Union soldiers.

109: (CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Rockland County broadside regarding the draft.

110: (CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Augustus W. Sargent. Diary of Corporal Sargent on the North Carolina campaign.

111: (CIVIL WAR--OHIO.) Family letters of a Cincinnati-area Unionist newspaper editor who was killed by a political opponent.

112: (CIVIL WAR--OHIO.) Letters to and from Private James Johnson of the 138th Ohio Infantry.

113: (CIVIL WAR--PENNSYLVANIA.) Andrew L. McFarland. Letter by a clueless Union private boasting of victory in the Shenandoah.

114: (CIVIL WAR--WOMEN.) William Henry Austin. Letter describing a meeting with female soldier Sarah Rosetta Wakeman.

115: (CIVIL WAR--WOMEN.) Mary Whitney Phelps. Partial memoir by the celebrated civilian hero of Missouri.

116: (CONNECTICUT.) [Farquhar Macrae.] Diary of a charming but acerbic Scottish visitor to Connecticut.

117: (CONNECTICUT.) Class book for Yale University Class of 1859, inscribed by most of its members.

118: (CONSTITUTION.) Bound volume of the Pennsylvania Herald, featuring a very early printing of the United States Constitution and more.

119: (CONSTITUTION.) [Alexander Hamilton, et al.] The Federalist, on the New Constitution.

120: (CRIME.) Emmett Dalton. When the Daltons Rode.

121: DAVID CROCKETT. Group of 3 books: Tour to the North and Down East / Exploits and Adventures in Texas / Narrative of the Life.