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A History of the Second South Carolina Infantry: 1861-1865

History

Wyckoff, Mac

Americas

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The Patent Office Pony, is a chronicle of the United States Patent office from 1791, the year America's first patent law was enacted, to the present.  The book concentrates on people and personalities rather than technologies and legalities. Patent office commissioners and examiners, presidents and  senators, inventors and solicitors all cross the stage in Dobyns' detailed history.

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Dobyns, Kenneth W.

Politics & Government

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Biographies & Memoirs

Tucker, Phillip Thomas

Leaders & Notable People

A History Of...the Third South Carolina Infantry 1861-1865

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Bowley, Freeman S.

Memoirs

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Patchan, Scott C.

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The History of the Irish Brigade: A Collection of Historical Essay

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Stonewall Jackson at Gettysburg

Gibboney, Douglas Lee

Children's Books

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This book contains infamous characters, fascinating tales, and strange coincidences. A collection of fascinating anecdotes and colorful stories, this book covers a wide variety of individuals from the men and women to the children who fought in this conflict. 
Civilian John Burns won immortality by fighting at Gettysburg--but a different John Burns, also a civilian, took part in a famous battle far to the south. 
Only one man, a Confederate, entered the war as a private and rose to the rank of lieutenant general before the shooting stopped. 
Ulysses S. Grant, who didn't find it easy to get back into uniform in 1861, vigorously protested the promotion of two generals who won lasting fame on the battlefield.

Unusual Persons of the Civil War

Garrison, Webb B.

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