The Rebellion Record (Google eBook)

Edward Everett

G. P. Putnam, 1861 - United States

Vols. 1-8 each in three divisions, separately paged: I. Diary of events; II. Documents and narratives; III. Poetry, rumors and incidents. Vol. 9 in two divisions, omitting "Diary of events"; v. 10-11 and supplement. "Documents" only.

Contents

• DOCUMENTS: 46
• 13: 46
• BaltimoreMayor Brown to Gov Andrew and Reply: 80
• MarylandReply of Got Hicks to Mississippi: 1
• N Y 1th RegimentDeparture for Wash ington: 71
• Massachusetts Sth RegimentOfficers Ac 81: 81
• Fort MoultrieReport in Charleston Courier 82: 82
• Massachusetts 4th Regiment 119: 119
• Gen Scotts Letter to Secretary Floyd: 121
• BaltimoreMayor Browns Statement: 123
• Rhode Island Regiment Gov Sprague: 124
• Wendell Phillips Speech April 22: 125
• CaliforniansMeeting in New York: 131
• Liverpool TimesArticle on the Conflict: 132
• Secretary Seward to Gov Hicks: 133
• Baltimore An Embargo at: 134
• New York Bar Meeting of: 135
• John Bell and H Swings Speeches April 23: 137
• New Orleans Press Opinions of: 138
• South Carolina 1st Regiment of 189: 139
• N Y Sth 13M and 69th Regiments depar ture of: 141
• 93a Gov Hicks and Gen Butlers Correspond ence: 144
• Gen Cass Speech at Detroit April 24: 145
• Gov Letchers Proclamation April 24: 146
• St Louis ArsenalHow the Arms were Taken: 147
• N Y 1th RegimentJts March: 148
• Gov Letchers Proclamation April 25: 154
• Gov Ellis North Carolina Proclamation: 155
• N Y 1st Regiment Letters from: 156
• WashingtonOath of Allegiance: 158
• Gov Hicks Message to Maryland Legislature: 159
• Blockade of Virginia and North Carolina: 161
• Fort Pickens Reinforcement of: 162
• N Y S M Uh Regiment: 163
• New Orleans Review of Confederate Troops at: 164
• N Y Firemen Zouaves Departure of: 165
• Jefferson Davis Message April 29 1C6 118 The Weverton Letter: 175
• The Palmetto Guard C 177: 177
• 2SA Regiment N Y S M: 178
• Baptist Convention in Georgia: 179
• Albany Burgess Corps: 181
• Gov Letchers Proclamation May 3: 184
• New York to be Burned: 185
• Commodore Stewarts Letter to Childs: 186
• 1S3 Rtbel Army at Pensacola: 190
• New Jersey TroopsList of Officers: 191
• Faulkner Dayton and Sewards Correspond ence: 192
• President Lincolns Letter to Marylanders: 193
• Tilghman and Prentiss Interview: 194
• Confederate Declaration of War: 195
• Patriotic Fund Contributions: 197
• 20lh Regiment N Y S M Ulster Co: 199
• Tennessee League: 201
• Edward Everetts Address at Roxbury Mass: 205
• Gen Butlers Orders at Relay House: 208
• 146 Motleys Letter on Causes of the War: 209
• Secession Military Act: 219
• The English Press on the Fall of Sumter: 228
• A Prayer for the Times Charleston News 280: 231
• An English View of Civil War in America London News: 232
• Maryland Legislature Resolutions May 10: 234
• CharlestonBlockade of: 236
• Gen Harneys Proclamation in Missouri: 237
• The Confederate Fast: 243
• Bishop Whittinghami Circular to the Clergy: 253
• 1751 Arkansas Secession Ordinance: 259
• Tennessee 2d Regiment: 265
• MO1 Ohio 1st and 2d Regiments: 271
• New York Volunteers 1st Regiment: 281
• Vermont 1st Regiment Volunteers: 348
• Border State Convention Addresses: 350
• Fight at Great BethelOmtial Reports: 356
• Connecticut 4th Regiment: 362
• New York Volunteers 20th Regiment: 364
• New York Volunteers 6th Regiment Wil sons: 366
• 2491 John P Kennedys Appeal to Maryland 3C8 250 J S CarlisUsSpeechin Virginia Convention: 374
• The First PrivateerThe Savannah: 376
• Massachusetts Volunteers 1 at Regiment: 377
• Germans of Kentucky Address to 87T 254 John Jays Address in Westchester Co N Y 878: 401
• Declaration of the People of Virginia: 403
• Gen Lyons Proclamation in Missouri: 404
• Affair at Vienna Va Reports Ac: 405
• 258j Battle of Booneville Mo: 408
• Col Boernsteine Proclamation in Missouri: 411
• Gen Lyons Proclamation at Booneville: 412
• Duke of Newcastles Order on Privateers: 415
• 2G5 Gov Calls Letter from Florida: 416
• New York Volunteers ISth Regiment: 426
• PoETBY 1 Shop and Freedom London Punch 1: 1
• To Massachusetts Soldiers 2: 2
• My Country A C Cooper 8: 3
• A Suggestion to Major Anderson 4: 4
• North Men Come Out C G Leland 5: 5
• Incidents Rumors: 7
• Laisser Aller F Lushington 13: 13
• The Stars and Stripes F De Haas Janvier 14: 14
• 2L Out and Fight C G Leland 15: 15
• Up Brothers All Fannie Fales 16: 16
• God Save our Native Land Jos Walden 17: 17
• The United States Flaj IK Rosa Wallace 18: 18
• National Guard Marching Song A J H Duganne 19: 19
• A NewSong of Sixpence Vanity Fair 23: 23
• The Great Bell Roland TUo Tilton 29: 29
• All We Ask is to be Let Alone Hartford: 30
• Courant 80: 31
• F A H 81: 32
• The 19th of April 1861 Lucy Larcom 82: 33
• The Two Eras L II Sigourney 34: 34
• April 1917751801 II II B 85: 36
• The Other AbouBenAdhem 38: 38
• On Brothers On S W Brooks 45: 45
• Arming for Battle IF C Richards 46: 46
• The Northern Volunteers Geo Boweryem 47: 47
• The March of the Seventh R S O 48: 48
• To Arms M Perry Lowe 50: 50
• Song of Columbias Daughters E D Wright 51: 51
• Western VirginiaSherrard Clemens 52: 52
• The Call for Volunteers G W Bungay 53: 53
• The Departure W C Richards 63: 61
• War Questions W Ross Wallace 62: 62
• Our Country Geo Luni 63: 63
• Song for the Times L F ? 64: 64
• Our Braves in Virginia 65: 65
• Rebels 66: 66
• King Cotton R H Stoddard 72: 72
• Song of the Irish Legion Jot Dc Mille 73: 73
• Stand by the Flag 74: 74
• Our Flag W 75: 75
• Ein Feste Burg ist unser Gott J G Whit tier 85: 85
• The YardArm Tree Vanity Fair 86: 88
• To Ellsworth J W F Washington 69: 89
• Ink Blood and Tears London Punch 90: 90
• 11C Fort Sumter C E Leverett Jr 91: 91
• The Star of the West Charleston Mercury 92: 92
• Welcome to the Invad ers Charleston Cou rier 93: 93
• Scott and the Veteran Bayard Taylor 102: 102
• Qui Transtulit Sustinet L L Weld 103: 103
• The Nations Call J H Berry 104: 104
• ISO It is Great for our Country to Die Percital 105: 105
• Dixie Albert PiU 108: 107
• Land of the South A F Leonard 108: 108
• Seceding Virginia Mrs Sigourney 116: 116
• The Voices of the Hour S P D 117: 117
• Col Ellsworth Capl S Whiting 118: 118
• Battle Anthem John Seal 119: 119
• HC New Version of an Old Song Evening Post AW 147 All Forward Independent 120: 120
• To the Secession Flag Waterford Mail 121: 121
• The Massachusetts Line Author of New Priest 122: 122
• Jefferson D J Cornwell 123: 123
• 2t A P: 126
• The Bones of Washington London Punch 127: 127
• Ode for lb61 H II Weld 138: 133
• The Southern Volunteer to his Wife 138: 134
• 14 The Rattlesnake Banner II M W 185: 135
• Southern WarCry iK O Picayune 136: 136
• To the Washington Artillery A O DeltaAZI 170 Secession Soug 137: 137
• Patriotic Song Bost Daily Adv 140: 140
• Gen Harney 7W Transcript 141: 141
• To the 3d Regiment Maine W C Baker 142: 142

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Rebellion Record; Volume 1 of The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events; Volume 1 of The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents, Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents, Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc
• Author: Edward Everett
• Editor: Frank Moore
• Publisher: G. P. Putnam, 1861