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elease of prisoners, 1020;
treatment of prisoners at,
345, 448, 1020; mentioned,
197; see also Wirz, Henry
Andrew, John Albion, 91, 823
Anglin, John S., 23
Annapolis, Md.: Burnside
expedition prepared at,
586; sick and wounded
soldiers at, 12; mentioned,
765
Annual Report of the Signal
Officer (1863), 659; see
also Signal
communications
Anonymous, 24
Anthony, Susan B., 897, 1048
Antietam Campaign, 33, 335,
351-53, 363, 386, 391,
442, 452, 466, 472, 488,
522-23, 526, 571-72, 578,
618, 699, 725, 735, 766,
772, 859, 894, 912, 938,
944, 991, 1021; see also
Sharpsburg, Battle of
"An Appeal to the Democracy
of the South," 761
Appomattox Campaign, 25,
112, 162, 193, 346, 391,
500, 542, 576, 715, 758,
778, 846, 869; condition of
C.S. Army on eve of, 411;
U.S. dispatches concerning,
231; attitude of C.S.
and U.S. soldiers during,
636
Appomattox Courthouse, Va.:
General Lee's surrender
at, 193, 532; effect of
surrender on Lee's army,
159; mentioned, 1040;
see also McLean House
Aquia Creek, Va.: skirmish at,
796; see also Battle of
Aquia Creek, Va.
Archer (C.S.S.): list of vessels
captured by, 265
Are Southern Privateersmen
Pirates? (1861), 424, 430
Arkansas (C.S.S.): engagements
with enemy vessels,
686; mentioned, 246
Arkansas: campaigns in, 41,
44, 46, 48, 339, 491, 598,
630, 702, 894, 946; see
also Fort Hindman expedition;
Pea Ridge, Battle
of. Impact of the war on,
156; Indian volunteers
from, 61; Unionist
volunteers from, 946;
opposition to Federal
policy in, 275; skirmish in,
246
Arkansas Post expedition; see
Fort Hindman expedition
Arlington Heights, Va.:
occupied by Federal
soldiers, 428
Arms and ammunition, 94,
242, 578, 784, 803, 903,
1006, 1023; imported by
the Confederacy, 1006;
manufacture of, 220, 749,
856, 1006; procurement of,
132, 718; promotion of new
and improved weapons,
863; returns and reports
on, 189, 405, 492, 500,
507, 552, 591, 638, 736,
743, 758; rules and regulations
concerning, 656;
seizure of, 105, 507, 562;
see also Arsenals;
Torpedoes
Armstrong, James D., 912
Armstrong, James F., 606
Army; see Confederate States
Army; U.S. Army; Black
297