General Meade's stirring address to his troops...
NEW YORK HERALD, May 5, 1864
- General George G. Meade
- Address to his troops signed
- Pre Battle of the Wilderness (eve)
- Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Among the front page column heads on the Civil War are: "Advance of the Army of the Potomac" "Stirring Address of General Meade to His Soldiers" signed in type: George G. Meade. "Decisive Order Relative to Malcontents" "Mutinous Conduct to be Punished with Instant Death" "The Impending Battle" "The Red and Mississippi Rivers" and much more.
Included as well is the single sheet "Supplement".
Complete in 10 pages, great condition.
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