The Siege of Mobile Alabama in the Civil War

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Civil War Harper's Weekly, April 29, 1865

The April 29, 1865 edition of Harper's Weekly is a first edition description of the Assassination and Death of President Abraham Lincoln. We present below, for your research and perusal, the entire newspaper. Click on the thumbnails to be taken to the full, readable, rendition of that page.

Assassination of Abraham Lincoln

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Lincoln's Box at Ford's Theater

John Wilkes Booth kills Abraham Lincoln

Fort Sumter at the End of the Civil War

The Siege of Mobile, Alabama

Abraham Lincoln's Coffin

268 HARPER'S WEEKLY. [APRIL 29, 1865.

Spanish Fort.

The Ram " Osage" sinking.

Wreck of the "Milwaukee"

THE SIEGE OF MOBILE—WRECK OF THE "OSAGE" AND THE MONITOR "MILWAUKEE."

60-lb. Charge. 100-lb. Charge.

MUSHROOM ANCHOR TORPEDOES.

DESTRUCTION OF THE TIN-CLAD No. 48, APRIL 1, 1865.

LANDING OF THE NATIONAL FORCES AT THE MOUTH OF FISH RIVER, BELOW MOBILE, MARCH 23D, 24TH, AND 28TH, 1865.

The Siege of Mobile Alabama

Rebel Torpedos

Fish River in the Civil War

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