Down South : or, An Englishman's experience at the seat of the American war, by Samuel Phillips Day ; in two volumes

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v. 1. Across the Atlantic, and on to Richmond -- The Battle of Great Bethel, and the evacuation of Harper's Ferry -- About Richmond -- Life in the capital of old Virginia -- The New England Puritan -- The cavaliers in the South -- Grounds of antagonism -- The Southern Confederacy -- Visit to North-Western Virginia -- Visit to Manassas, and the Battle of Blackburn's Ford --
v. 2. The Battle of the Bull Run -- Over the battle-field -- State of public feeling North and South, and hospitals and prisons -- Down the James River -- Trip to Jamestown Island, Williamsburg, Yorktown, Hampton, and Gloucester Point -- Confederate victories in Missouri -- Non-subjugation of the South, and the blockade -- From Richmond to Washington, by "Flag of truce" -- Visit to Munson?s Hill, from Washington to New York -- "Home returning."

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