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- Subject starts with "Maine -- History"
Maine roads to Gettysburg : how Joshua Chamberlain, Oliver Howard, and 4,000 men from the Pine Tree State helped win the Civil War's bloodiest battle / Tom Huntington
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Collection: Books and Pamphlets
The campaigns of the Seventeenth Maine / by Edwin B. Houghton
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Collection: Books and Pamphlets
Maine, the outpost state : some forgotten incidents in the life of an old and stout-hearted commonwealth / by George Otis Smith
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Collection: Books and Pamphlets
COLL 92: Herb Shirrefs Papers
Finding Aid / Mixed Availability
Tags: Lower Richardson Lake (Me.) | Rangeley Lakes (Me. and N.H.) | Richardson Lakes (Me.) | Upper Richardson Lake (Me.)
Collection: Finding Aids
Maine prehistoric archaeological sites : Introduction and management / Arthur Spiess
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Collection: Books and Pamphlets
New England miniature : a history of York, Maine
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Tags: York (Me.)
Collection: Books and Pamphlets
Modern Maine : its historic background, people, and resources [publisher's announcement]
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New men, new issues : the formation of the Republican Party in Maine / by Richard R. Wescott
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A Maine town in the Civil War / Vernal Hutchinson
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Tags: Deer Isle (Me.)
Collection: Books and Pamphlets
The Boys of '61
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The Boys of ’61.Bethel, May 4, 1901 This day, forty years ago, our lovely village was excited as never before in its history. In the early morn, carriages were seen coming in from every direction, in some cases, wives to bring their husbands, in…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
Echoes from the Sixties [Part 3]
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ECHOES FROM THE SIXTIES. By Col. C. S. Edwards. Bethel, May 3, 1900. Thirty-seven years ago this day, was fought the great battle of Chancellorsville, commanded by Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker, who at that time was commander of the Potomac Army. We…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
Echoes from the Sixties [Part 2]
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ECHOES FROM THE SIXTIES. Official Report of One of the Most Bloody Conflicts of the Civil War. [Continued from last week.] Soon the shouts of the enemy immediately in our front, warned us that they were advancing, and every man stood ready to…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
Echoes from the Sixties [Part 1]
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ECHOES FROM THE SIXTIES. Official Report of One of the Most Bloody Conflicts of the Civil War. The following is the official report of the Fifth Maine at Fredericksburg, as given by Col. Edwards to General John L. Hodsdon.It has not been revised…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
History of the Fifth regiment Maine volunteers, comprising brief descriptions of its marches, engagements, and general services from the date of its muster in, June 24, 1861, to the time of its muster out, July 27, 1864. / By Rev. Geo. W. Bicknell
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Searching for Andover Civil War veterans : A report of the research, documentation and creation of the new Civil War plaque on Andover Common
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Tags: Andover (Me.)
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Maine civil war soldiers: their attitudes about alcohol, combat, blacks, and politics / by Andrew J. DeRoche
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Collection: Books and Pamphlets