civil war manuscripts - American Memory from the Library of Congress

Gold: Confederate plan for dis- 436; correspondence of, 42,
rupting northern financial 82, 140, 143, 262, 377,
markets through purchase 532, 546, 573, 580, 768,
of, 833
820, 846, 850, 852, 913,
Goldsboro, N.C.: skirmish
996, 1037; campaigns in
near, 1055; Federal occu-
Kentucky and Tennessee,
pation of, 300; mentioned, 878; conflict with General
965
McClernand, 953; meeting
Goldsborough, Louis
with Mrs. W. W. Lord,
Malesherbes, 316, 354,
555; generalship and char-
606, 673, 796
acter of, 390, 725, 878;
Goodnow, James Harrison, 355 photographs of, 363, 395,
Goodwyn, D. E., 991
541; sketch of, 758; staff
Gordon, John Brown: corre-
of, 140; comments on, 871,
spondence of, 443; move-
878; attitude of soldiers
ments of, 681; signature
toward, 341; clippings on,
of, 192-93
266; receives thanks of
Gordon (Confederate
Congress, 140; mentioned,
privateer), 218
33, 187, 291, 459, 565
Gorgas, Josiah: correspondence Grant-Warren-Sheridan con-
of, 409, 1021; diary, 356
troversy, 315
Gorgas, William Crawford, 356 Grattan, John W., 365
Gorman, Willis Arnold: corre- Gray, Horace, 366
spondence of, 706, 847, Great Britain: reaction to the
1036; charges against,
American Civil War, 5, 75,
1036
444; concern over
Gould, William J., 357
treatment of British
Gourdin, Henry, 358
citizens in the war zone,
Gourdin & Shackleford Company, 358 747; reaction to Con-
Gove, Jesse Augustus, 359
federate privateers in
Gove family, 359
European waters, 642;
Graham, Charles K., 893
Confederate agents, emi-
Graham, Henry, 360
ssaries, and secessionists
Graham, R. H., 361
in, 189, 642; activities of
Grand Army of the Republic:
U. S. diplomats in, 642;
records of, 362
Confederate diplomatic ac-
Grand Gulf, Miss., Battle
tivities in, 506, 608; Con-
of, 565; burning of, 874
federate warships and
Grant, James, 363
privateers in, 642;
Grant, Julia Dent, 878
correspondence and in-
Grant, Marcus, 188
structions of Charles
Grant, Ulysses Simpson, 364;
Francis Adams concern-
as commander of the
ing, 836; negotiations be-
Army of the Potomac,
tween U. S. and British
331