Souvenirs of Sedan Marketed in Wartime Station Scene
A chaotic railway station episode at Geden during the Sedan engagement ends with a man confiscating railway tickets as souvenirs and bragging he earned money from a dead soldier’s pocket. The piece notes paper collar prices and a purchase by Maj. D. W. Fanders, plus odd wartime relics like a log of tickets and a commemorative collar valued at $125.
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Sedan
Allie
D. W. Fandies
Lavine
Maj
Fenders
Anaith
Ib Lémtler
de Lille
Collan
Actez
Lecu
Gettysburg Battle Dispatch Analyzes Confederate Position
A detailed field report outlines Meade and Reynolds maneuvering at Gettysburg, the Union forces pressing toward Cemetery Ridge, and Lee’s Confederates concentrating three corps from Longstreet to Ewell through Chamberstang and Culp's Hill area, with strategic woods and ridge lines shaping day one actions. It notes Union aims to trap Confederates beyond canon range on high ground and describes troop movements from Chamberlain’s Road to crest defenses.
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Meade
Heynolds
Meads
Gettysburg
Allen
Merch
Hugh Knolls
Howard
Tnd
Canon Gange
Cemetery Hill
Cemetery Ridge
Bafona Tarralry
Niet
Janwill
Longstreat
Eyrll
Po Enluial Bowell Treat Iis
Srautiof Morridberg
Tun
Chamberstang
Ant
Ayt Buford
Witewhty Nun
Warfield
Lonsstreet
Ewell
Hill
Longstreet
Lee
Longstet
Culp
Axtery
Axtery Hille; Longstreet
Pearh Orglard
Talon
Hanoot
Tsy
Ether Howard
Shoum
Sickles
Sykeem
Seoiary Hill
Leo
Devils den
Ward
Birney
Divicud
Ead
Eh Gralies
Uae
Angiv
Ruspiess
Etree
Calp
Baltimore Pike
Calpe Hill
Jebuses
Eas
Heard
Bok Creek
Emmenders
Mer
Asderne
Faroeworth
Alabats
Vinw
Grabain
Crete
Xevillery
Hittas
Fragmentary Civil War Action Report From Early Skirmish Line
Fragmented text describes defensive movements and engagements around a main position with references to First and Eleventh corps, proximity to Cham Iyttare and Feirdold, and a commander associated with Doubleday, detailing forced retreats and tactical holds amid heavy combat through a night shift.
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Hare Pesnsylvarla
Vision
Nba
Hethuid Poudor
Ramaining Divicon
Fintt
Lolitas
Cesar
Gettysburg battle turns at Cemetery Ridge and Ridge lines
The narrative recounts the first day and approaching second day at Gettysburg, detailing Hancock and Sickles positions on Cemetery Ridge, Reynolds’ death, Meade’s command decisions, and the shifting Union and Confederate maneuvers around Culp’s Hill, Cemetery Hill, and the surrounding ridges as Lee’s forces push toward strategic aims near Baltimore and Washington.
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Potemiac
Selzire
Gettysburg
Gem Bey
Tound Top
Veith
Wickett
Sivart
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Pulilleber
Vele
Mr. Windus
Toston Hobe
Enya
Eho
the D
Maj. McCannon
Miss Loven
Miss Loviance
Foolie
Coederam
Rover
Terry War
North
Giottrabans Wena
Lothiers
Hsader
Bolin
Taebed
Prinee
Adela
Cweat of
Batoelledi
Ater
Dwartyers
Mackey
Cureniz
Italy
Getrys
Stirling
Leveson
Sireskysis
Ubiex
Neelonn
Baer
Wieder
Guy Teo
Atvane
Rewart
Gar
Leia
Wade
Aless Ewal
Ica
Weserve
Ra Dons
Pau
Evalle
Cem
Chviscc Doubleday
Semis Ss
Gemet
Dowribed
Reynolds
Gettysbirz
Monda
Dafenside
Pie Creek
Baltimere
Washington
Gettyshurs
Hip Creek
Willoughby Run
Goburg
Slocum
Hanover
Gottseburg
Trelfth
Hancock
Sickler
Thiga
Fife Tiuriu
Bommand
Mende
Mogilo
Ytown
Getty
Hamre
Suckles
Uiniteburg
Kinsever
Mancock
King
Goltysturg
Fitts
Sedgwicks
Manchester
Errytery
Cuenewry Hall
Pruferel
Hitcorps
Terest
Scramabers
Agine Meade
Aml
Ict of Artiller
Salgat Te Frisewred
Elrmild Coe
Tie Geri
Crown
Taneytown
Eamtatars
Devils Dex
Beens
Phem Run
Eicco
Tareyenais
Dimas Waldy
Vinceot
Hes Brigade
Dazuten
Warren
Wee
Thindcorpe
New York
Lewal- Wrage
Archer
Sickes
Wolf
Wight
Perry Eith
Bart
Fie
Push Corps
Crawford
M. Ayia
Bonn
Ches
Bobh
Vree
Obrae
Obsetts
Longines Corpe
Aid
San Loee
Teudage
Boer Contes
Wiener
Tiyn
Aviary
Dedtacrew
Reedee
Bender
Permetien
Uva Loewe
Moaiben
Artilery
Levin
A. Press
Lucian Ware
Severn
Lise
Wilres
Braden Bemerer
Thavine
Colare
Damsing
Ameng
Wee Hanomk
Waren
Gubber
Webb
Cate
York 4 Peace
Stuart
Uist
le Kusmels
Tarther Os
Thang
Tanner
Tar
Wong
Mhuaiord
Astaire
Borie
Anrastin
Varnel Wiermann
Manteram
Pale
Marie Rowleby
Fee
Revie
Pete and
Ankle
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