civil war manuscripts - American Memory from the Library of Congress

Edward L. Hartz for the burial of deceased soldiers, and photographs
of both Sands and Hartz.
810
Sanger, Donald Bridgman (1889-1947) Author
Papers, 1932-37. ca. 1,000 items.
Draft of Sanger's thesis, "General James Longstreet and
the Civil War," submitted to the University of Chicago in 1934,
and later edited, expanded, and published by Thomas R. Hay.
Also includes notes, articles, and lectures on Longstreet.
811
Santee (U.S.S.)
Logbook, 1861-62. 2 v.
Chiefly navigational records kept during service in the
Gulf Blockading Squadron, June 9, 1861-Aug. 23, 1862. Also
contains a list of officers aboard the Santee, an inventory of
stores and equipment, names of prize vessels, an account of the
attack on the Royal Yacht, and comments on discipline, desertions,
deaths, and prisoners of war.
812
Sargent, John Osborne (1811-1891) Journalist; Lawyer
Papers, 1831-1912.
Microfilm, 4 reels.
Contains clippings and extracts from various newspapers
on the progress of the war, Confederate generals, emancipation,
and the trial of Henry Wirz.
Originals in the Massachusetts Historical Society.
813
Sargent, Winthrop (1753-1820)
Family papers, 1772-1948.
Microfilm, 7 reels.
Contains a copy of the proceedings of the military trial of
Pvt. Amsel Harmen, 4th Illinois Cavalry, for the murder of
George Washington Sargent at Natchez, Miss., in 1864. Also
tried with Harmen were Pvts. Alexander McBride, David Greer,
and William Thomas.
Originals in the Massachusetts Historical Society.
814
Savage, John (1828-1888) 69th New York
Militia Regiment
Letter, 1861. 1 item.
Letter from Savage to George P. Morris, July 31, 1861,
relating to his service as a three-month volunteer in Washington,
D.C., and Virginia.
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