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The Navy in the Civil War; Volume III; The Gulf and Inland Waters (Volume XVI in by A. T. Mahan, 1885-01-01
The Navy in the Civil War Volume 2: The Atlantic Coast by Daniel Ammen, 1992-01-01
The Navy in the Civil War- Confederate Military History -Campaigns of the Civil War - Volume VII by Gen. Clement A. (edited by) Evans, 1960
Gulf and Inland Waters: The Navy in the Civil War by Alfred T. Mahan, 1974-06
Confederate Military History, Volume VII: The Navy in the Civil War by James Russell, and Ammen, Daniel Soley,
The Navy in the Civil War (Illustrated Edition) by A.T. Mahan, 2009-12-07
Campaigns of the Civil War (14 vols.); Studies of the Civil War (4 vols.); The Navy in the Civil War (3 vols.); Documents of the Civil War (1 vol.). COMPLETE SET of 22 vols. by Author, 1994
The NAVY IN THE CIVIL WAR VOLUME 1. THE BLOCKADE AND THE CRUISERS by James Russell Soley, 1885
The Navy in the Civil War
Under Two Flags- American Navy in the Civil War by Wlllam MFowlrr Jr., 1991
The Navy in the Civil War Volume 1: The Blockade and the Cruisers by James Russell Soley, 1992
The Navy in the Civil War: The Blockade and the Cruisers & The Atlantic Coast(Confederate Military History, Volume VII) by James Russell & Ammen, Daniel)Evans, Clement A. (General) Soley,
The Gulf and Inland Waters The Navy in the Civil War. Volume 3.
The Atlantic coast, (The navy in the Civil War. II) by Daniel Ammen, 1992

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Handbook Of Texas Online: MEXICAN TEXANS IN THE CIVIL WAR
Secession and the civil Warqqv deeply divided the Mexican Americansqv of Texas Official Records of the Union and Confederate navies (Washington
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/MM/pom2.html

Extractions: format this article to print MEXICAN TEXANS IN THE CIVIL WAR . Secession and the Civil War qqv deeply divided the Mexican Americans qv qv who joined the Confederacy but deserted and enlisted in the Union Army, only to desert again and join the liberals in Mexico, where he was captured by the French and executed. At least 2,500 Mexican Texans joined the Confederate Army. The most famous was Santos Benavides, qv who rose to command the Thirty-third Texas Cavalry as a colonel, and thus became the highest ranking Tejano to serve the Confederacy. Though it was ill equipped, frequently without food, and forced to march across vast expanses of South Texas and northern Mexico, the Thirty-third was never defeated in battle. Colonel Benavides, along with his two brothers, Refugio qv qv at Carrizo (Zapata) in May 1861 and on three separate occasions invaded northern Mexico in retaliation for Unionist-inspired guerilla raids into Texas. The Benavides brothers were also successful in driving off a small Union force that attacked Laredo in March 1864. Many Tejanos who enlisted in the Confederate Army saw combat far from home. A few who joined Hood's Texas Brigade
Images Of The Civil War - Navies
Men Wanted for the Navy! Federal recruiting poster issued at New Berne, NC, November 1863. Ruins of the navy yard at Norfolk, Va., December 1864.
http://www.treasurenet.com/images/civilwar/civil012.html
Civil War Navy Dispatches
blankets, and munitions of war. North, who is in England, had a hand in it, I believe. Order of the Secretary of the Navy of the Confederate States to
http://www.wtj.com/archives/acwnavies/cnavy01.htm

Extractions: Prelude to the Hampton Roads Battles - October 17, 1861 to March 7, 1862 Letter from Lieutenant Minor, C.S. Navy, to Lieutenant Jones, C.S. Navy, commanding Jamestown battery, referring to the C.S.S. Virginia (Merrimack) and the arrival from England of Munitions of war. BUREAU ORDNANCE AND HYDROGRAPHY, September 20, 1861. MY DEAR SIR: Brooke and I have read your letter with suggestions for the armament of the Merrimack I send eight tackles for Whittle at Spratley's farm, which please have forwarded to him. How shall I send other and heavier things to him? I did not mean to rifle an old 32, but to ask the charge for a new gun of 33 hundredweight just made. How much? Three and a half pounds? Excuse haste. Very truly, yours, R. D. MINOR. Order of the Secretary of the Navy of the Confederate States to Lieutenant Simms, C. S. Navy, transferring him from the command of the C.S.S. Richmond to duty on the C.S.S. Virginia (Merrimack). CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
Civil War Battles & Generals
Information on the Navy Army can be found on my civil war Weapons page. Information on African Americans who fought for the Union (and supposedly - for
http://www.teacheroz.com/Civil_War_Battles.htm
America's Civil War Links
Naval History of the civil war Port Columbus civil war Naval Center USS Harvest Moon US Navy in the civil war, Western Rivers; Brownwater Navy
http://home.ptd.net/~nikki/cwlinks.htm

Extractions: Contribute to Katrina Victims America's Civil War Links American Revolution Genealogy Mine Memorial Day North American Indians ... Union Generals For more Civil War information, see Military History, Records and Resources Associations, Societies and Organizations and Genealogy and History Sources by State A User's Guide to the Official Records of the American Civil War ~ book by Alan Conrad Aimone The War of the Rebellion: Gettysburg Official Records ~ three-volume set of books Official Records of the War of the Rebellion ~ from e-History Official Records of the War of the Rebellion ~ from Making of America, Cornell University Library Arms and Artillery Civil War Arms and Equipment Message Board The Civil War Artillery Page Civil War Small Arms: The Rifle Musket Community for Collectors of Civil War Bullets ... Civil War Art ~ large variety of original material from the 1800's The Fine Art of Gary Casteel Trexler Historical Art ~ Jeff Trexler Auctions eBay!
Cyndi's List - U.S. - Civil War / War For Southern Independence
Including over 72500 civil war links of genealogy sites on the internet. Over 60000 are categorized and crossreferenced in more than 120 categories.
http://www.cyndislist.com/cw.htm
The American Civil War Homepage
civil war Medical Care Photographs from the United States Sanitary civil war pictures (from Patty Roberts) Ships of the Confederate Navy (from the
http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/warweb.html

Extractions: General Resources Music of the Civil War Era To Gettysburg: Songs Inspired by the Famous Battle [NB: Songs are present day compositions] 2nd South Carolina String Band Band Music from the Civil War Era (from the Library of Congress) Music of the American Civil War The Civil War Music Site Poetry and Music of the War Between the States Historic American Sheet Music: 1860-1869 (from Duke University) Civil War Poetry and Music The Civil War Music Store Civil War Songs Radio (NB: This site has a commercial character) Selections by 33rd NJVI Reenactors (NB: This site has a commercial character) Music of the Civil War Radio (NB: This site has a commercial character)
The Civil War In Arkansas - Links
The civil war in Arkansas What happened in various counties, stories about ancestors Navy, Marine Corps or Revenue Cutter Service during the civil war,
http://www.civilwarbuff.org/links.html

Extractions: The Confederacy raised between 764 and 1009 regiments over the period of the Civil War. The lack of adequate records precludes a more accurate count. Regardless of the actual number of regiments recruited, the list below is but a small fraction of those that were raised. It is hoped that many other Civil War regiments will find a "webmaster" in the future to preserve their history. Civil War Naval Forces Confederate and Union Ships
MOA_ADV
Official Records of the Union and Confederate navies in the war of the Rebellion (1894 1922); The war of the Rebellion a Compilation of the Official
http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/moa_browse.html
Navy Of The Mexican War, Civil War, Indian Wars And Span-Am War.
This page describes our Reenactor Navy and lists some of our film credits.
http://www.ushist.com/reenactors/nav.htm

Extractions: Naval gun crew - Ironclads (TNT) Our Navy, as with other images, can come ready to outfit or with some/all of what they need. This can include: wardrobe, props, weapons, (tack and/or livestock - as appropriate) and etc. Images include Civil War Officers and Enlisted Seamen, for both Union and Confederate. During the Civil War Naval Gun Crews were used as Artillery Gun Crews during many battles CSS Virginia - Ironclads (TNT) (this is especially true for the Confederacy.) For those land battles that they participated in, they can make for a different look when one is appropriately placed into the scene. AzRA's Naval units were seen in Ironclads (TNT) as both U.S. and C.S. naval gun crews, as well as U.S. naval shore parties. Detailed information about the next 8 books.
Civil War Rosters - US Navy 08/26/05
civil war US NAVY LINKS The Confederate Navy Illinois Database of civil war Veterans serving in the US Navy Index Of Ships North and South
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/3680/cw/cw-navy.html

Extractions: 1890 Census Reconstruction - Coos County, Oregon Listing of soldiers/sailors from US Infantry, US Artillery, Navy, and states of AR, CA, CO, CT, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI, MO, MN, NC, NH, NY, OH, OR, PA, RI, TX, VA, WI, Washington; to include many names without state identification. Confederate Navy Research Center: WHAT'S NEW? ... The American Civil War, Naval War This is from Shogun's Home of the American Civil War. You will find quite interesting information. A Story of High Seas Heroism California Naval History: The Pacific Squadron of 1861-1866 Cape Fear Shipwreck District Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients A-L ... Civil War Newspapers Might have to search each page, but there are soldiers listed from IN, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, OH, and WI to include soldiers that were Prisoners who arrived at Fortress Monroe, VA. Well worth checking out!!
Navy - American Civil War
Navy American civil war, books, magazines and documents.
http://www.aandc.org/collections/navy_acw.html

Extractions: P.O. Box 125, Picton, Ontario, K0K 2T0, Canada Please note that we are actively adding to this collection, and will be updating the titles on this page from time to time. If you have books, magazines, post cards, photographs etc, that you may be prepared to donate, please see our "Donations" page Title Author Publisher ISBN Year Civil War Naval Chronology Hooper (ed), Edwin B Pepartment of the Navy, Washington Navies, the Miller, Francis Trevelyan Castle Books Divided Waters Musicant, Ivan Castle Books Naval History of the Civil War Porter, Admiral David D. Castle Abraham Lincoln, The war years, volume1 Sandburg, Carl Harcourt, Brace and Co Abraham Lincoln, The war years, volume2 Sandburg, Carl Harcourt, Brace and Co Abraham Lincoln, The war years, volume3 Sandburg, Carl Harcourt, Brace and Co Abraham Lincoln, The war years, volume4 Sandburg, Carl Harcourt, Brace and Co Memoirs of Service Afloat Semmes, Raphael (Ed. JM Taylor) Louisana Sate U. Press History of the Confederate States Navy Sharf, J. Thomas
Holdings - Navy, American Civil War
The Archives and Collections Society is a notfor-profit foundation dedicated to maritime conservation, research and education.
http://www.aandc.org/holdings/navy_acw.html

Extractions: Index of subjects The following represents a partial list of our holdings in the above category, and is limited to books (manuscripts, logs, periodicals, artwork, charts, etc are not included). Please note that the term "category" is a very general classification and in no manner should be considered as exclusive. For example, "Arctic" might not contain titles that have been, perhaps arbitrarily, classified as biography, design, discovery, whaling, etc. "Navy" generally does not contain titles that are specific to the Royal Navy , the Royal Canadian Navy (Dept of National Defense), or the United States Navy . And so on ... A general set of keywords applicable to these titles follows below the table. Title Author Publisher ISBN 1st ed Civil War, The American Heritage Picture History of the Catton, Bruce American Heritage Publishing Co Duel between the first ironclads Davis, William C. Barnes and Noble Civil ar, The - an American Iliad
CWN Civil War On The Internet
There are 510000 pages on the civil war Navy alone! So what is my point? There is a lot of information out there a lot of great information,
http://www.civilwarnews.com/civilwar.cfm

Extractions: Tom Ledoux A few days ago I decided to find out how much information there is about the Civil War on the Internet. I started out with the word war, which returned over 96 million pages; peace, on the other hand, only returned 28.5 million pages. What does that tell you about the world? If you just search for the words civil war, you will find more than eight million pages! Virginia Civil War returns 2,300,000 pages, American Civil War nets you 702,000 pages, the Battle of Gettysburg, 58,000 pages, the War Between The States, 48,000 pages; And, the War of the Rebellion, 34,500 pages and a search for the War of Northern Aggression delivers links to almost 6,000 pages. If you just search on the dates 1861-1865 you get 190,000 pages. There are 510,000 pages on the Civil War Navy alone!
Civil War Ironclads
The Union Navy performed three important functions during the civil war. It closed the Southern ports, either through blockades, or by attacks on the ports.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ship/civil-war.htm

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U.S. Naval Landing Party (USNLP) American Civil War Naval Reenactors
USNLP Article Integration in the prewar and civil war US Navy USNLP Article How the US Navy Won the civil war USNLP Article Naval Songs of the civil war
http://www.usnlp.org/

Extractions: NMLHA ). The USNLP portrays the activities of sailors and marines ashore along the coasts and rivers of the country during the Civil War a little known role for the Navy in the 1861-65 conflict. The unit offers enlistment to people of all ages, gender, and races (yes, the U.S. Navy was integrated during and before the Civil War). Interested parties may apply to serve as Sailors, Marines or Civilians, the sole stipulation as regards age being that children under sixteen must be accompanied in their enlistment by a responsible parent or guardian. Throughout the War Between the States, the Federal Navy routinely landed parties of Sailors and Marines ashore on raids, reconnaissance or to aid the regular land forces. These were ad hoc groups comprised of men from the ships of the local squadron. Shore parties varied in size from a single lieutenant who might offer his services as staff officer for the day to an Army general or up to several thousand men as landed to attack Fort Fisher at Wilmington, North Carolina. The USNLP represents a group such as might have been landed from a flotilla of gunboats supporting the Army along one of the many rivers that laced the Confederacy. If you are interested in finding out more about the USNLP, information on membership, subscriptions to the unit newsletter "Beat to Quarters!", information is available on a
Naval Operations - US Civil War
The US Navy s principal role during the American civil war was to blockade the Following the civil war, the Navy was reduced in size until the 1880s,
http://americanrevwar.homestead.com/files/civwar/navy.html

Extractions: Sailors and Marines on the Deck of the U.S. Gunboat Mendota - 1864 (detail) The U.S. Navy's principal role during the American Civil War was to blockade the South's coastline and to use inland rivers to support Union Army operations. Over the course of the war, these joint operations with the Army cut the South off from outside support, gradually constricting its trade and commercial livelihood. Rapid improvements in engineering and weaponry led to the beginning of a revolution in naval technology, notably in the use of iron to fabricate the hulls of warships. The Union's ironclad Monitor was built to counter the Confederate Virginia , an armored ship built on the hull of the former USS Merrimac . Although the 1862 battle between the Monitor and Virginia ended in a draw, this first battle of ironclads signaled a profound change in the nature of naval warfare. The war also saw innovations in mines, mine countermeasures, and submarines. The Union Navy blockaded some three thousand miles of Confederate coast from Virginia to Texas in a mammoth effort to cut off supplies, destroy the Southern economy, and discourage foreign intervention.
Civil War Explorer > Navy
The American civil war was fought from 1861 1865. The civil war started because of uncompromising differences between the Northern and Southern states
http://www.civilwar.org/cwe/AREA003.asp?9003002000000
Arican American Civil War Sailors (CWSS)
More than a century after the end of the civil war, comparatively little is out the sketchy portrait of African American sailors in the civil war Navy.
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/partners_aasailors.htm

Extractions: More than a century after the end of the Civil War, comparatively little is known about the experience of ordinary sailors in the navies of the belligerents. Whereas few records of the Confederate States' Navy survive, those of the United States Navy exist in abundance. Ironically, this embarrassment of riches makes exploring the social history of African American enlisted personnel difficult. For unlike the army, the navy did not segregate African Americans into separate units administered by a Bureau of Colored Sailors. Accordingly, research concerning black sailors has lagged behind the rich outpouring on black soldiers. Even such basic information of how many African American sailors served during the Civil War remains unresolved. For years the Navy Department assumed that some 30,000 African Americans served during the Civil War, or roughly 25 percent of the approximately 118,000 Civil War enlistments. A close study of the Navy's official enlistment records undertaken during the early 1970s revised the estimate downward to just under 10,000 men, or approximately 9 percent of the total enlisted force. The researchers at Howard University, a team of graduate students led by Professor Joseph P. Reidy of the Department of History, in partnership with the National Park Service and the Department of the Navy, are attempting to close the gap between these widely divergent estimates and to examine the African American naval experience in all its dimensions.
CivilWarAmerica.com Electronic Media
Campaigns of the civil war Campaigns of the civil war and the Navy in the civil war. This wellknown collection authored by original participants in the
http://www.civilwaramerica.com/emedia.php

Extractions: • Biographies of 7 Confederate Generals (J.A. Early, J.E.B. Stuart, J.B. Gordon, R.E. Lee, J. Longstreet, G.M. Sorrel, "Stonewall" Jackson) All of this content is divided into two large databases, one for Official Records (plus Dyers and Fox's), and the other for non-official records material. Each database can be searched with a single query. This provides, for instance, the very powerful capability to search the entire Army, Navy, map, and Medical/Surgical Official Records at one time. There is simply no faster and easier way to search the records. Requires 256 MB RAM, Windows 98 or above, and a DVD-ROM drive capable of reading modern DVD-R media.

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