Blockade of Charleston

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Civil War Harper's Weekly, January 31, 1863

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Blockade of Charleston

MIDDLE-GROUND BATTERY, CHARLESTON, S. C.—SKETCHED BY A. P. PALMER, 21ST SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.—[SEE PAGE 79.]

THE CHARLESTON IRON-CLAD FLEET.—SKETCHED BY A. P. PALMER, 21ST SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.—[SEE PAGE 79.]

FOLLEY'S BATTERY. NEAR THE LIGHT-HOUSE, AT CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.—FROM A SKETCH BY A. P. PALMER, 21ST SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.—[SEE PAGE 79.]

REFERENCES.—A, Fort Sumter.—B, Charleston City.—C, Fort Moultrie.—D, Rebel Tug at work on the Obstructions—E, E, Obstructions.—F, Fort Johnson.—G, Mount Pleasant Batteries.

OUR BLOCKADING FLEET OFF NORTH CHANNEL, CHARLESTON HARBOR, SOUTH CAROLINA.—SKETCHED BY A NAVAL OFFICER.—[SEE PAGE 79.]

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