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| Size | 35 items. |
| Abstract | Personal letters received by Johnston of Baltimore, Md., former Confederate navy midshipman, chiefly concerning Confederate veterans' activities and Civil War reminiscences; and recollections written in 1908 (6 pages), by his brother, Brigadier General Robert Daniel Johnston (1837- 1919) of North Carolina, concerning cavalry fighting in Virginia in the latter part of the Civil War; and newspaper clippings, chiefly concerning the Civil War and members of the Johnston family. |
| Creator | Johnston, Bartlett Shipp, b. 1845. |
| Language | English |
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Personal letters received by Johnston of Baltimore, Md., former Confederate navy midshipman, chiefly concerning Confederate veterans' activities and Civil War reminiscences; and recollections written in 1908 (6 pages), by his brother, Brigadier General Robert Daniel Johnston (1837- 1919) of North Carolina, concerning cavalry fighting in Virginia in the latter part of the Civil War; and newspaper clippings, chiefly concerning the Civil War and members of the Johnston family.
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Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007
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