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IB044 Melting Pot Soldiers. The Union's Ethnic Regiments
William Burton
The story of how immigrants responded to the call for volunteers for the
Union army..
SCOT004 Him On One Side, Me On the Other.
The CW
Letters of Alexander Campbell, 79th NY Infantry and James Campbell, 1st South
Carolina Battalion.
GB009P Three Months In The
Southern States.
Col. Fremantle.
An Englishman who observed the Confederate forces at Gettysburg. Upon his
return to England he published this diary before the end of the War.
GER002 An Immigrant Soldier in
the Mexican War. Frederick Zeh.
Translated by W. J. Orr
A well-educated young German immigrant describes his experiences as a
laborer in the U.S. Army under Gen. Winfield Scott,
Jewish
JW007 The Jewish Confederates
Robert N. Rosen.
Demonstrating that Jews participated in every imaginable aspect of
battle and home-front life, Rosen relates the experiences of officers and
enlisted men, businessmen and shopkeepers, politicians, and peddlers, nurses and
seamstresses, rabbis and doctors.
JW001 A Jewish Colonel in the Civil War
Marcus Spiegel
A Jewish Colonel in the Civil War. Marcus M.
Spiegel of the Ohio Volunteers
JW003 Judah P. Benjamin. The Jewish Confederate.
Evans
A definitive biography
IND012 Civil War in the Indian Territory
S. Cottrell
The war in the Indian Territory proved to be a test of valor and endurance
for both sides of the conflict.
IND009 Confederate Colonel and Cherokee Chief. The
Life of William Holland Thomas.
Goldbold/Russell
A white man from
western North Carolina, he was adopted by a small Cherokee Indian band and later
became its chief.
IND002 The American Indian in the Civil War,
1862-65
Abel
The author describes the Battle of pea Ridge, a
glorious moment for the Cherokee Mounted Rifles
IND005 Creek Warrior for the Confederacy. The Autobiography of Chief
G. W. Grayson.
Born in 1843 near present-day Eufaula, Oklahoma, Grayson served as a
confederate army officer during the Civil War