The Volunteers and Beauregard Letters in Civil War Context
A compilation of wartime letters and proclamations mentions Geo Beauregard's Charleston farewell remarks to Gen. W. B. Martin, Missouri Governor Price's proclamation supporting arms for state defense, and rumors of Gen. Lane's Arkansas expedition. Documentation describes Missouri rights, security concerns, and Union-Confederate tensions across Charleston, Missouri, and early mobilization in Arkansas.
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SY Jon Barnard
Parrwell
Ind
Beauregard
Charleston
Charleston Courier
Geo. Beauregard
Gen. W. B. Martin
Charles Ia
Misouri
General Price
Mimouri
Missouri State Guards
Jefferson City
Missouri
Atlantic
Beon and Mill
Harney
Department of the Wet
Harvey
Raedger
Washington
Sterling Price
Aggregate forms at Camp Dennison on Friday
Fragmentary report notes 10 864 officers and men with a sick list of 3095. Most were in Ohio. the rest were brought in for medical care amid war mobilization.
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Camp Dennison
Waa
Ohio Staterrae
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Arkansas
Pos Arkanana
United States Poste
Memphis
Pacamomear
Argairar
Pakusnen
Little Rock
May
Pocahontas
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