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Edmund DeWitt Patterson: journal, January 20, 1863 / Picket duty and snowballs: Virginia, January, 1863 -- Theodore A. Dodge: journal, January 21-24, 1863 / The mud march: Virginia, January, 1863 -- Henry Adams to Charles Francis Adams, Jr., January 23, 1863 / Emancipation and public opinion: London, January, 1863 -- George G. Meade to Margaret Meade, January 23, 26, and 28, 1863 / A change in command: Virginia, January, 1863 -- Abraham Lincoln to Joseph Hooker, January 26, 1863 / Advising a new commander: Washington, D.C., February, 1863 -- John A. Andrew to Francis Shaw, January 30, 1863 / Raising a black regiment: Massachusetts, January, 1863 -- William Parker Cutler: diary, February 2 and 9, 1863 / Debating black soldiers: Washington, D.C., February, 1863 -- George Templeton Strong: diary, February 3-5, 1863 / "These be dark blue days" : New York, February, 1863 -- Oliver W. Norton to Edwin Norton, February 6, 1863 / "The soldier's pest" : Virginia, February, 1863 -- Robert E. Lee to Mary Lee, February 8, 1863 / Short rations: Virginia, February, 1863 -- Robert Gould Shaw to Annie Haggerty, February 8, 1863 / Accepting a colonelcy: Virginia, February, 1863 -- Richard Cobden to Charles Sumner, February 13, 1863 / Emancipation and intervention: London, February, 1863 -- Isaac Funk: speech in the Illinois State Senate, February 14, 1863 / "These traitors right here" : Springfield, February, 1863 -- Taylor Peirce to Catharine Peirce, February 16, 1863 / "His wife crying over him": Missouri, February, 1863 -- William T. Sherman to Thomas Ewing, Sr., February 17, 1863, and to John Sherman, February 18, 1863 / The menace of the press: Louisiana, February, 1863 -- Clement L. Vallandigham: speech in Congress, February 23, 1863 / Opposing conscription: Washington, D.C., February, 1863 -- Samuel W. Fiske to the Springfield Republican, February 25, 1863 / Vile and traitorous resolutions: Virginia, February, 1863 -- Charles C. Jones, Jr. to Charles C. Jones, Sr., and Mary Jones, March 3, 1863 / Defending Fort McAllister: Georgia, March, 1863 -- Charles C. Jones, Sr., to Charles C. Jones, Jr., March 4, 1863 / Fight more manfully than ever: Georgia, March, 1863 -- Harriet Jacobs to Lydia Maria Child, March 18, 1863 / Black refugees: Virginia, March, 1863 -- William Henry Harrison Clayton to Nide and Rachel Pugh, March 26, 1863 / Unionist refugees: Missouri, March, 1863 -- Henry W. Halleck to Ulysses S. Grant, March 31, 1863 / Withdrawing slaves from the enemy: Washington, D.C., March, 1863 -- Frederick Law Olmsted to John Olmsted, April 1, 1863 / The Army before Vicksburg: Louisiana, March, 1863 -- Frederick Douglass: why should a colored man enlist?, April, 1863 / A war for emancipation: April, 1863 -- Jefferson Davis to William M. Brooks, April 2, 1863 / Defending General Pemberton: Virginia, April, 1863 -- John B. Jones: diary, April 2-4, 1863 / The Richmond bread riot: Virginia, April, 1863 -- Whitelaw Reid to the Cincinnati Gazette, April 4, 1863 / The necessity of fighting: April, 1863 -- Charles S. Wainwright: Diary, April 5-12, 1863 / Lincoln Reviews the Army: Virginia, April 1863 -- Francis Lieber: No Party Now, But All for Our Country, April 11, 1863 / Loyalty to the Nation: New York, April 1863 -- Catharine Peirce to Taylor Peirce, April 12, 1863 / Home and family news: Iowa, April, 1863 -- James A. Connolly to Mary Dunn Connolly, April 20, 1863 / Fighting goes like fortunes: Tennessee, April, 1863 -- Ulysses S. Grant to Jesse Root Grant, April 21, 1863 / "I am doing my best": Louisiana, April, 1863 -- David Hunter to Jefferson Davis, April 23, 1863 / Threatening retaliation: South Carolina, April, 1863 -- Kate Stone: journal, April 25, 1863 / "A night and day of terror": Louisiana, March-April, 1863 -- Wilbur Fisk to The Green Mountain Freeman, April 26, 1863 / Waiting to march: Virginia, April, 1863 -- John Hampden Chamberlayne to Martha Burwell Chamberlayne, April 30, 1863 / "Rain, mud & night": Virginia, April, 1863 -- Sarah Morgan: diary, April 30, 1863 / Expelling "enemies": Louisiana, April, 1863 -- Samuel Pickens: diary, May 1-3, 1863 / Battle of Chancellorsville: Virginia, May, 1863 -- Jedediah Hotchkiss: journal, May 2-6, 1863 -- "Disorder reigned supremen": Virginia, May, 1863 -- Taylor peirce to Catharine Peirce, May 4, 1863 / Battle of Port Gibson: Mississippi, May, 1863 -- Catherine Edmondston: diary, May 5-7, 9 and 11-12, 1863 / "The nation's idol": North Carolina, May, 1863 -- Charles F. Morse to his family, May 7, 1863 / The great Joe Hooker: Virginia, May, 1863 -- Samuel W. Fiske to the Springfield Republican, May 9 and 11, 1863 / Disgraceful and disastrous defeat: Virginia, May, 1863 -- Charles B. Wilder: testimony before the American Freedmen's Inquiry Commission, May 9, 1863 / Escaping slavery: Virginia, May, 1863 -- Thomas Wentworth Higginson: journal, May 10, 1863 / Commanding a black regiment: South Carolina, May, 1863 -- Edward O. Guerrant: diary, May 15, 1863 / Mourning Stonewall Jackson: Kentucky, May, 1863 -- George Richard Browder: diary, May 17-26, 1863 / Swearing allegiance: Kentucky, May, 1863 -- Harper's Weekly: the arrest of Vallandigham, May 30, 1863 / The people can be trusted: New York, May, 1863 -- Oliver W. Norton to Elizabeth Norton Poss, June 8, 1863 / Meeting "Secesh" civilians: Virginia, June, 1863 -- Robert Gould Shaw to Annie Haggerty Shaw, June 9-13, 1863 / The burning of Darien: Georgia, June, 1863 -- William Winters to Harriete Winters, June 9, 1863 / Siege of Vicksburg: Mississippi, June, 1863 -- Matthew M. Miller to his aunt, June 10, 1863 / Battle of Miliken's Bend: Louisiana, June, 1863 -- Robert E. Lee to Jefferson Davis, June 10, 1863 / Dividing and weakening the North: Virginia, June, 1863 -- William T. Sherman to John T. Swayne, June 11, 1863 -- The hand of destruction: Mississippi, June, 1863 -- Henry C. Whelan to Mary Whelan, June 11, 1863 / Battle of Brandy Station: Virginia, June, 1863 -- Abraham Lincoln to Erastus Corning and others, June 12, 1863 / The constitution in wartime: Washington, D.C., June, 1863 -- William Henry Harrison Clayton to Amos and Grace Clayton, June 18, 1863, and to George Washington Clayton and John Quincy Adams Clayton, June 28, 1863 / The Vicksburg Siege continues: Mississippi, June, 1863 -- Charles B. Haydon: Journal, June 20, 1863 / A soldier never knows: Mississippi, June, 1863 -- William T. Sherman to Ellen Ewing Sherman, June 27, 1863 / They have sowed the wind: Mississippi, June, 1863 -- Edmund DeWitt Patterson: Journal, June 24-30, 1863 / Invading the North: Maryland and Pennsylvania, June, 1863 -- Edmund DeWitt Patterson: Journal, June 24-30, 1863 / A very different race: Pennsylvania, June, 1863 -- Alpheus S. Williams to Irene and Mary Williams, June 29, 1863 / Changing commanders: Maryland, June, 1863 -- Samuel W. Fiske to the Springfield Republican, June 30, 1863 / The business of war: Maryland, June, 1863 --
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