Casualties of War

"...We enter the barren wast of Bolivar Heights...a windswept deserted moorland...except its populous graveyard."

James E. Taylor, war correspondent

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper

August 10, 1864

Military discipline for desertion seldom resulted in execution during the Civil War. But in the last months of ...

Maritime Casualties of the American Civil War/Loss of the USS Mo

Side A:Maritime Casualties of the American Civil WarAfterJan. 15, 1862 - The Graveyard of the Atlantic claims the lives of Colonel J.W. Allen and Surgeon Weller, officers of the 9th N.J. Volunteers, and the second mate of the Ann E. ...