Pauline of the Potomac; or, General McClellan's spy. An authentic and thrilling narrative of the beautiful and accomplished Miss Pauline D'Estraye, who since the opening of the Southern rebellion has performed some of the most startling and noble deeds that have ever been recorded in history ... Beautifully illuminated with magnificently colored engravings ... - Bradshaw, Wesley, 1837-1927. (Philadelphia, Barclay & Co., 1862)
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A digital reproduction made from a microform copy held by Indiana University is available from its Wright American Fiction 1851-1875 Web site.