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A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS RELATING TO THE Great Civil War in the United States, and on subjects growing out of that event; together with works on AMERICAN SLAVERY, and Essays from Reviews and Magazines on the same subject; embracing titles of upwards of 6000 works, and making a volume of nearly 500 pages, royal' 8vo. Compiled by JOHN RUSSELL BARTLETT, author of "A Dictionary of Americanisms," etc. This Catalogue will include1. Works relating to the Rebellion, and to topics connected therewith, published in the United States and Europe. 2. Congressional Reports; Reports and Documents from the Departments of War and the Navy: Proceedings of Courts Martial, etc. 3. Official Publications of the several States, including Messages of Governors, Reports of Adjutant and Quartermaster-Generals, Rosters of Volunteers, Reports on Bounties, the Draft, etc. 4. Official Publication of the British Government relating to the War. 5. The Publications of the U. S. Sanitary and U. S. 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An Edition called for every week. CAMPAIGNS OF A NON-COMBATANT, AND HIS ROMAUNT ABROAD DURING THE WAR. Ho! pony, down the lonely road If we be late, the world must wait The tidings we aver: To home and hamlet, town and hearth, To thrill child, mother, man, I carry to the waiting North Many books upon the war have been written, but none that has attempted, in prose, to make vivid and picturesque to the civilian the hurry, bustle, and bloodiness of battle. The present volume is a powerful embodiment of these phases, written by a young American litterateur, whose letters in their first newspaper publication were not only the talk of every cottage and hamlet in America, but were copied into the London "Times," translated into French, German, and Spanish, and were accredited as the most spirited and extraordinary pictures of the war. 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