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References and Sources

In January of 2008, the web author began the process of adding titles to the source notations found on the individual pages of this web site. For example, while browsing this site, you may find a quote followed by a number or a letter in brackets. Here is an example.

"We have sworn a thousand times by our eternal wrongs, by our sacred God-given rights, by the memory of our noble fathers and our glorious past, by our gallant dead who lie in every plain of our war-scarred State, by our glorious victories on many a well-fought field, that we would be free. Shall we not keep our oaths? Can we kneel down by the graves of our dead, kneel in the very blood from sons yet fresh, and kiss the rod which smote them down. Never! Never! Better die a thousand deaths. We have still power to resist." - Brigadier General Thomas T. Munford [5]

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The author last verified these links January 5, 2008. Please feel free to contact me with any corrections or comments.

Internet Sources

1. Harvard Classics, Vol. 43, American Historical Documents, 1000–1904 – Bartleby.com
2. The Gettysburg Discussion Group
3. Documenting the American South. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
4. History of the Civil War, 1861–1865, James Ford Rhodes – Bartleby.com
5. The War Of The Rebellion: A Compilation Of The Official Records Of The Union And Confederate Armies - eHistory.com
6. Voices of Battle: The Gettysburg National Military Park Virtual Tour - National Park Service
7. The Longstreet Chronicles - Tennessee Sons of Confederate Veterans
8. Military History Online: The Civil War
9. Home of the American Civil War - Civilwarhome.com
10. The War Times Journal
11. Home of the American Civil War - SWCivilwar.com
12. TravelBrains Expedition Guide - Travelbrains.com
13. The Library of Congress
14. Lee's Lost Dispatch - National Park Service
15. Antietam National Military Site - National Park Service
16. Virginia Military Institute Archives - Civil War Resources
17. AmericanCivilWar.com
18. Stonewall Jackson Shrine - National Park Service
19. Memoirs of Stonewall Jackson, Mary Anna Jackson, Louisville 1895 {Link no longer active, 11/22/07}
20. The Civil War Home Page - civil-war.net
21. The Twentieth Connecticut Infantry
22. Gettysburg Virtual Tour - National Park Service
23. The Life of Abraham Lincoln
24. Robert E. Lee, Douglas Southall Freeman - University of Chicago
25. Vermont in the Civil War - vermontcivilwar.org
26. Antietam National Park - National Park Service
27. Antietam On The Web - aotw.org
28. Lutheran Theological Seminary - History & Heritage
29. And then A. P. Hill Came up
30. America's Civil War
31. US Army Center of Military History
32. The 17th Connecticut Infantry
33. Indiana in the Civil War
34. National Park Service Historic Handbooks
35. Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
36. National Park Service, Gettysburg National Military Park: News
37. U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
38. Project Gutenberg: Lincoln's Yarns and Stories
39. The State of New York and the Civil War
40. Nineteenth Century Documents Project
41. Project Gutenberg: Co. "Aytch" or, A Side Show of the Big Show
42. National Park Service: Battle of Yellow Tavern
43. International Information Program: United States Department of State
44. National Park Service: Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park
45. National Park Service: Monocacy Battlefield
46. Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant - Bartleby.com
47. Project Gutenberg: Stonewall Jackson
48. Project Gutenberg: The Star of Gettysburg
49. The Maine State Archives
50. University of Pennsylvania: A Celebration of Women Writers
51. OurDocuments.gov
52. Project Gutenberg: Recollections and Letters of General Robert E. Lee by Captain Robert E. Lee, His Son

1. Voices of the Civil War. Time Life Books
2. Hallowed Ground: A Walk at Gettysburg. James McPherson, Crown Publishing, 2003
3. Monuments, National Park Service Interpretive Markers, and Park literature.
4. The Civil War Archive, Edited by Henry Steele Commager; Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers. 2000
5. Gettysburg: Stories of Men and Monuments. Frederick Hawthorne, Published by The Association of Licensed Battlefield Guides. 1988
6. Civil War Quotations: In the Words of the Commanders. Peter G. Tsouras, Sterling Publishing Co., Inc. 1998
7. Gettysburg. Stephen W. Sears, Houghton Mifflin, 2003
8. The Gettysburg Campaign: A Study In Command. Edwin B. Coddington, Simon & Schuster, 1997
9. Gettysburg National Military Park, Civil War Battlefield Series. Battlefield and Monument Map, Trailhead Graphics, Inc, 2000
10. Beyond the Gatehouse. Gettysburg's Evergreen Cemetery. Brian A. Kennell, Evergreen Cemetery Association, 2000
11. Reflections of the Civil War. Bruce Catton, Edited by John Leekley, Promontory Press, 1981
12. Gettysburg. A Testing of Courage. Noah Andre Trudeau, HarperCollins, 2002
13. The White Tecumseh. Stanley P. Hirshson, John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 1997
14. The Generals of Gettysburg: The Leaders of America's Greatest Battle. Larry Tagg, DaCapo Press; July 1998
15. Antietam: A Documentary Film. Media Magic Productions Historical Films Group
16. Missives of War in Another Time, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Wednesday, August 24, 2005. Original letters are at the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History in New York.
17. Gettysburg. Stephen W. Sears, Houghton Mifflin, 1996
18. The Passing of the Armies. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, Bantam Books.