Confederate Centennial Studies, Number Twenty-three

This is Number Twenty-three in the series, "Confederate Centennial Studies: The Diplomacy of the Confederate Cabinet of Richmond and Its Agents Abroad: Being Memorandum Notes Taken in Paris During the Rebellion of the Southern States from 1861-1865" by Paul Pecquet du Bellet, published by the Confederate Publishing Company in 1963. It has a sturdy paper binding and is x-library with the usual markings of a library book. Otherwise the book is in great condition. $39.99. Stock number 21123.

Narrative of the Surrender of a Command of U. S. Forces at Ft. Fillmore, N.M., in July, 1861 by Maj. James C. McKee

Cloth hardback small book, "Narrative of the Surrender of a Command of U.S. Forces at Fort Fillmore New Mexico in July, A.D., 1861 by Major James Cooper McKee, Surgeon, U.S. Army with Related Reports by John R. Baylor, CSA, & Others," recounts the details and circumstances of this surrender and includes fold out map of the area. It was published by Stagecoach Press in 1960 and is x-library with usual markings of a library book. Otherwise this book is in very good condition. $34.99. Stock number 21133.

A Silence After Trumpets--The Story of Sarah Buchanan Preston (Signed)
	Frances Herman Jackson and Mary McNease Kinard give us this accounting of the life of the Belle of the Civil War, a powerfully connected and influential woman of the south. Softback and in very good condition with a light wrinkle on the lower front cover. This copy has been signed by both authors on the title page. $19.99; stock number 55555.

Reminiscences of the Women of Missouri During the Sixties

What an insightful book this is-"Reminiscences of Missouri Women of Missouri During the Sixties" captures written accounts of women of influence in Missouri during the Civil War. It was gathered, compiled, and published by Missouri Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy. It is hardback, x-library with usual markings, cover is edgeworn and soiled, a sign that this has been an engaging book read by many. Spine has been repaired with clear tape. Front end paper and title page are detached, but stuck in place. Fair condition, but quite readable. $14.99. Stock number 93756.

The Long Roll
	"The Long Roll" was written by Mary Johnston is an historical novel, the first of two books she wrote dealing with the war between the States. It is masterfully illustrated by the great N.C. Wyeth. Other than light edgewear, this hardback copy is in great shape. $12.49. Stock number 95756.

Jackson's Valley Campaign, November 1861-June 1862

From the Great Military Campaigns of History Series comes "Jackson's Valley Campaign: November 1861-June 1862. This oversized hardback with dustjacket has an easy-to-read layout with articles on various aspects of this campaign of the Civil War, including geographic layouts, characters, preparations, battles, and the like for Jackson's campaign. Slight wear to dustjacket on edges, otherwise this book is in very good condition. $9.99; stock number 77527.

The War of The Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Series I, Vol. 4, Serial No. 4

We have an abundance of this series which are reprints of 1860's U.S. Government Printing Office issues and are prolific with documentation, maps, stategies, memos and letters concerning various battles and camps during the Civil War. Each volume is $34.99. Most are still in shrink wrap. Ask about other volumes and what is in each! This particular volume contains: Operations in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Southern Virginia, from June 11, 1861 to February 1, 1862. #77014