Lincoln's inauguration... Closing moments of the Civil War...
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March 11, 1865
ARMY & NAVY JOURNAL, New York, March 11, 1865
* re. Abraham Lincoln's inauguration
* Closing moments of the Civil War
* Rare military title
This was the "Gazette Of The Regular & Volunteer Forces" as printed in the masthead. A wealth of great reading on the final weeks of the Civil War including: "The Campaign in the Carolinas" "The Campaign in Virginia" "Campaign in the Southwest" "Medals of Honor" "The Grand Campaign" "The Capture of Fort Fisher" and much more.
There is inside page reporting on Abraham Lincoln's second inauguration with one item beginning: "As the celebration in New York city of Mr. Lincoln's second inauguration proved also to be a general celebration of our recent victories..." and another begins: "The second inauguration of Mr. Lincoln as President of the United States, and, by consequence, as the head of its Armies and Navies for the four years to come, consummates a remarkable event in the war...".
Sixteen pages, great condition.
* re. Abraham Lincoln's inauguration
* Closing moments of the Civil War
* Rare military title
This was the "Gazette Of The Regular & Volunteer Forces" as printed in the masthead. A wealth of great reading on the final weeks of the Civil War including: "The Campaign in the Carolinas" "The Campaign in Virginia" "Campaign in the Southwest" "Medals of Honor" "The Grand Campaign" "The Capture of Fort Fisher" and much more.
There is inside page reporting on Abraham Lincoln's second inauguration with one item beginning: "As the celebration in New York city of Mr. Lincoln's second inauguration proved also to be a general celebration of our recent victories..." and another begins: "The second inauguration of Mr. Lincoln as President of the United States, and, by consequence, as the head of its Armies and Navies for the four years to come, consummates a remarkable event in the war...".
Sixteen pages, great condition.
Category: Yankee
