The Photographic History of The Civil War: in ten volumes, Thousands of Scenes Photographed 1861-65, with Text by many Special Authorities, Index
Francis Trevelyan Miller, Ed.

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Cabell, W. L.,

X., 257.

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Cabot, S.,

VII., 133.

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Cadle, C., Jr.

I., 353.

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Cadwalader, G. C.,

VII., 194.

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Cahaba, Ala.,

prison at, VII., 60.

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Cahill, T. W.,

II., 133.

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Cairo, Ill.:

I., 176, 177, 179, 181, 193 seq., 197, 220, 225, 363; II., 139; forwarding recruits at, II., 182; VI., 186, 212, 213; naval station at, VI., 215; VII., 319; flood at, VIII., 211.

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Cairo, Mo.,

basis of supplies, VIII., 32.

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Cairo,, U. S. S.:

I., 215 seq., 366; II., 200; VI., 214, 221, 266, 316.

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Caldwell, A. H.:

VIII., 345 seq., 350, 361, 363, 364.

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Caldwell, C. H. B.:

I., 232; VI., 190, 196.

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Caldwell, G. H.,

II., 69.

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Caldwell, J.,

VIII., 363, 366.

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Caldwell, J. C.,

II., 69.

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Caleb Cushing,

revenue cutter, VI., 294.

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Calef, J. H.,

IV., 230.

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Calhoun, J. C.,

unveiling statue of, IX., 36.

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Calhoun,, U. S. S.,

II., 330.

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California enlistment

Viii., 102.

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Cambridge, Mass.,

return of the Mass. Sixteenth Inf., IX., 261.

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Camden, Ark.,

II., 352.

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Camden, N. C.:

I., 362.

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Cameron, R. A.,

X., 203.

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Cameron, S.:

IV., 52; V., 130; VII., 30, 98, 192; VIII., 84, 345.

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‘Cameron Dragoons,’

Pa. Fifth Cav., IV., 253.

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Cammock, J.,

VIII., 281.

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Camps—

• Camp Allegheny, W. Va., I., 354.
• Camp Anderson, VIII., 89.
• Camp Asylum, Columbia, S. C., VII., 44.
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• Camp Butler, near Springfield, Ill., I., 175; VII., 44, 68.
• Camp Cameron, Va., VIII., 67.
• Camp Cass, Va., I., 343; VIII., 101.
• Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, VII., 44, 68, 105, 108.
• Camp Creek, W. Va., I., 362.
• Camp Defiance, Ill., I., 177.
• Camp Douglas, Chicago, Ill.: VII., 22, 44, 68, 73, 148, 159; VIII., 62, 298, 304; IX., 157.
• Camp Fisk, Vicksburg, Miss., I., 108 seq.
• Camp Ford, Texas: VII., 46, 49, 51; prison at, VII., 72, 96, 136.
• Camp Grace, Hempstead, Texas: prison at, VII., 46, 72, 96.
• Camp Griffin, near Washington, D. C.: IX., 138, 155; Sixth Vermont at, IX., 347.
• Camp Jackson, St. Louis, Mo.: I., 172, 173, 346, 353,367; VII., 30.
• Camp James, Washington, D. C., I., 167.
• Camp Jameson, VIII., 59.
• Camp Louisiana, I., 95.
• Camp Lawton, Millen, Ga.: prison at, VII, 44, 72, 84, 86.
• ‘Camp Misery,’ Alexandria, Va., VII., 287.
• Camp Moore, La., Confederate troops at, VIII., 169.
• Camp Morton, Ind.: IV., 214; VII., 44, 64, 71.
• Camp Nelson, Ky.: engineers in, V., 251; convalescent camp at, VII., 214, 214, 215; mule chute, VIII., 41; work shops, corrals, and reservoir, VIII., 41.
• Camp Parole, Annapolis, Md., VII., 108.
• Camp Scott, Staten Island, N. Y.: Seventy-first Inf., organized at, VIII., 67; IX., 78.
• Camp Sprague, Washington, D. C., I., 141.
• Camp Stoneman, Washington, D. C.: band headquarters at, VIII., 233.
• Camp Sumter, Anderson, Ga.: prison at, VII., 44, 72.
• Camp Washington, S. C., III., 171.
• Camp Winfield Scott, Va., I., 259.
• Camp Yates, Ill., I., 175.

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Camp life

I., 51.

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Camp-making VIII., 187.

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Camp scenes

Viii., 224, 225; IX., 131.

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Campaigning with Grant,

by H. Porter, IX., 182.

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Campaigning: plan of, VIII., 50.

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Campbell, A.,

VIII., 113.

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Campbell, Arch.

VIII., 111.

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Campbell, A. W.,

X., 297.

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Campbell, C. T.,

X., 293.

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Campbell, L. A.,

II., 326.

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Campbell, W. B.,

X., 305.

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Campbell's cavalry, Confederate, I., 350.

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Campbell Station, Tenn.,

II., 346.

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Campbellville, Tenn.,

III., 338.

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Campbellsville, Ky.,

IV., 156.

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Campti, La.,

II., 352.

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Canada: as base of Confederate military, political and economic operations, VIII., 296-304.

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Canal, built by the Federals on the James River, and its unsuccessful end, III., 96.

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Canby, E. R. S.:

III., 346; IV., 273; VI., 258, 276; IX., 246; X., 182.

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Candy, C.,

X., 89.

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Cane Hill, Ark.,

II., 326.

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Cane River, La.,

II., 352.

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Cane River crossing, N. C.,

II., 130.

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Canister, use of, V., 42.

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Cannon, J. W.,

VI., 267.

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Cannon: manufacture of, V., 126; rifle, V., 136 seq.; the lack of iron for manufacture of small arms, V., 134; sea-coast, V., 145; smooth-bore, V., 150; Confederate imported, manufactured, adopted and invented, V., 157; foundry of the South, VIII., 133.

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Canonirus,, U. S. S.:

III., 340; VI., 131,265.

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Cantey, J.,

X., 255.

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Canton, Miss.,

II., 340, 344.

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Cantwell, J. T.,

VII., 63.

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Cape Charles, Va.,

VI., 266.

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Cape Fear River, N. C.:

VI., 61, 104, 238, 257, 273, 322.

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Cape Girardeau, Mo.,

II., 332.

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Cape Hatteras, N. C.:

VI., 100, 146, 179, 316.

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Cape Henry, Va.,

VI., 114, 266.

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Cape Lookout, N. C.,

VI., 104, 124.

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Capehart, H.,

X., 311.

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Capers, E.,

X., 285.

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Caperton's Ferry, Ala.:

II., 177; IX., 99.

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Capron, A. B.,

VIII., 327.

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‘Carabines à tige,’

VIII., 82.

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Carbines: for cavalry, V., 136, 144, 170.

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Card playing

Viii., 241.

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Cardenas, Cuba, VI., 291.

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Carey, an orderly, VII., 135.

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Carleton, J. II., X., 195.

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Carlin, W. P.:

II., :304; and staff, II., 169.

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Carlisle. J. H.

V., 20 seq.

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