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Civil War Harper's Weekly, August 20, 1864

Harper's Weekly newspaper was the most popular illustrated newspaper of the Civil War years. These newspapers were read by millions of Americans across the country during the war, and today are viewed as an invaluable resource for researchers seeking a deeper understanding of the war.

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Fort Morgan

Fort Morgan

 

 

Obstructions.

Gaines.

Morgan.

Ram Tennessee.

Selma.

Steamer Nicholas.

Mobile Point Light

Fort Morgan.

FORT MORGAN AND THE REBEL FLEET

Fort Morgan.

Blockade-Runner.

Battery.

Metacomet.

Seminole.

Monongahela.

OFF MOBILE—SHELLING A BLOCKADE-RUNNER.—[SEE PAGE 542.]

Fort Morgan
Rebel Fleet
Picture

 

 

  

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