Source book of the Peninsula campaign in Virginia, April to July, 1862. - United States. General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas (Fort Leavenworth, Kan., The General Service Schools Press, 1921)
Autobiography of Oliver Otis Howard.--McClellan's own story.--History of the Engineer battalion, by Lieutenant Turtle.--The Engineer battalion in the civil war, by Gilbert Thompson.--Telegraphing in battle, by O'Brien.--History of the civil war, by the Count of Paris.--Extracts from Battles and leaders of the civil war.--Fifty years in camp and field, by General Hitchcock.--Life and letters of General George Gordon Meade.--Life and campaigns of Stonewall Jackson, by Professor Dabney.--Military memoirs of a confederate, by General Alexander.--Extracts from the official records of the Union and Confederate navies.--Four years with the Army of the Potomac, by General de Trobriand.--The battle of Williamsburg, by Colonel Maury.--Illustrative solutions, by Colonel C. H. Lanza.--Artillery data.
"This source book contains a series of extracts from documents relating to the Peninsula campaign of 1862."--Introd.
Each extract has separate t.-p.
Keywords: Peninsular Campaign, 1862; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Campaigns