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Civil War Harper's Weekly, May 11, 1861

This Civil War Harper's Weekly has a variety of important stories and pictures. It shows the events unfold as they happened and are reported to eye-witnesses to the events. The paper covers the Battle of Harper's Ferry, one of the early conflicts in the war. It also has important content on the Annapolis Naval Academy and scenes of the destruction of the Norfolk Navy Yard.

 

 

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HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[MAY 11, 1861.

298

THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA LEAVING THEIR ARMORY IN BROOKLYN FOR THE WAR, APRIL 23, 1861.-[SEE PAGE 295.]

THE SIXTY-NINTH (IRISH) REGIMENT EMBARKING IN THE "JAMES ADGER" FOR THE WAR, APRIL 23, 1861.-[SEE PAGE 295.]

The Brooklyn Armory
Irish Sixty Ninth (69th) Regiment

 

 

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