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For the interested reader, this is a listing of useful resources related to the content of Frederic James' diary: people, events, prisons, ships. Some are URLs linking to a specific web site, while others are printed materials also useful in researching the diary. Emails with new links are always welcome. We start with the publication of the original diary.
Web SitesPeopleAmerican Civil War Research Database Andersonville Prisoner Information Database Civil War Interactive
Assault on Fort Sumter September 8, 1863A Confederate Stronghold - 1863-1865 American Civil War.com
Civil War Military Prisons Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor, South Carolina Charleston City Jail, Charleston, South Carolina Richland District Jail, Columbia, South Carolina Libby and The Crew's Building, Richmond, Virginia Salisbury, North Carolina Andersonville, Georgia Navy Vessels in Frederic James' lifeU.S.S. Columbine http://dhr.dos.state.fl.us/bar/uap/legacy/shipwreck.html U.S.S. Housatonic C.S.S. Hunley http://www.history.navy.mil/docs/civilwar/hunley.htm U.S.S. Ohio
U.S.S Water Witch U.S.S. Wissahickon
Books and Printed MaterialsAndersonville. John McElroy, Toledo, 1879 Andersonville Diary. John Ransom, Auburn, NY 1881 Andersonville Diary and Memories of Charles Hopkins. Editor: William Styple, Belle Grove Publishing Co., 1988 Andersonville Journey. Edward Roberts, Burd Street Publishing, 1998 Andersonville, The Last Depot. William Marvel, University of North Carolina Press, 1994 Andersonville: The Southern Perspective. Editor: J. H. Segars, Atlanta, 1995 Apple Trees Look Gay in Bloom. William Tritt, Glenville, OH 1987 At Andersonville. Josiah Brownell, Glen Cove, NY 1867 Bastiles of the Confederacy. Frank Moran, Baltimore, 1890 Battlefield and Prison Pen. John Urban, Philadelphia, 1882 Captive of War. Solon Hyde, Burd Street Publishing, 1900 Capture, Prison Pen, and the Escape. Willard Glazier, Albany, NY 1866 Civil War Diary of Amos Stearns. Editor: Leon Basile, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1981 Civil War Prisons. William Hesseltine, Columbus, OH 1930 Civil War Prisons and Their Covers. Earl Antrim, 1961 Dancing Along the Deadline. Ezra Hoyt Ripple, Persido, Ca 1996 Dark Days of the Rebellion, Life in Southern Military Prisons. Benjamin F. Booth, 1897 Dear Folks at Home. Edited by Milton Flower, Carlisle, PA 1963 Death Before Dishonor. Eugene Forbes, Belle Grove Publishing Co., 1995 Dennison's Andersonville Diary. James Dennison, Kankakee, IL 1987 Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships, Volumes 1-8. 1981 Eighteen Months as a Prisoner. S.S. Boggs, Lovington, IL 1887 From Ashby to Andersonville. George Hitchcock, Campbell, CA 1997 George W. Alexander and Castle Thunder. Frances H. Casstevens, McFarland & Co, NC 2004 History of Andersonville Prison. Ovid Futch, University of Florida Press, 1968 History of Shipbuilding on the North River, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Lloyd Vernon Briggs, 1889 In and Out of Rebel Prisons. A. Cooper, Oswego, NY 1888 In Defense of the Union. John Urban, Chicago, 1887 In Vinculis; or The Prisoner of War. Anthony M. Keiley, Petersburg, VA 1866 Life and Death in Rebel Prisons. Robert Kellogg, Hartford, CT 1865 Martyria. Augustus Hamlin, Boston, 1866 Narrative of Andersonville. Ambrose Spencer, New York, 1866 Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies. Over the Deadline. S.M.Dufur, Richford, VT 1902 Pennsylvania Quaker in Andersonville. Charles Smedley, 1865 Plymouth Memoirs of an Octogenarian. William T. Davis, 1906 Portals to Hell: Military Prisons of the Civil War. Lonnie R. Speer, Stackpole Books, 1997 Prison Life in Andersonville. John Maile, Los Angeles, 1912 Prison Life in Dixie. Vawter, Chicago 1881 Prison Life in the South. A.O.Abbott, New York, 1866 Prisoner of War in Virginia. George Haven Putnam, New York, 1912 Raising the Hunley. Brian Hicks and Schuyler Kropf, Ballantine Books, NY 2002 Recollections of Prison Life. C. A. Smith, Raleigh, NC 1997 Recollections of a Prisoner of War. Andrew Roy, Columbus, OH 1905 Siege of Charleston. E. Milby Burton, U.of South Carolina Press, 1970 Sketches of Prison Camps. Charles Nott, New York 1865 Smoked Yank. Melvin Gregsby, 1888 Soldier's Story of His Captivity at Andersonville. Warren Lee Goss, Boston, 1867 State Monuments at Andersonville:
The Knightly Soldier. Chaplain H. Clay, Trumbull, Boston, 1865 The Salisbury Prison. Louis A. Brown, 3rd Edition, Wilmington, NC 1992 The Secret Service, the Field, the Dungeon, and the Escape. Albert D. Richardson, Hartford, CT 1865 The Southern Side., R. Randolph Stevenson, Baltimore, MD 1876 This Was Andersonville. Roy Meredith, New York 1957 Tragedy of Andersonville. N.P. Chipman, San Francisco, 1911 True Story of Andersonville Prison. James Madison Page, Werner Co., 1908 Twelve Months in Andersonville. Lessel Long, Huntington, IN 1886
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