Inventory of the John Henry Bliler Diary: 1862-1865

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Inventory of the John Henry Bliler Diary: 1862-1865

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The John Henry Bliler Diary (1862-1865) records Bliler's account of his activities during the United States Civil War. The collection is comprised of six notebooks or exercise tablets (the actual diary), index, transcript, with photostatic copy of diary, condensation of diary, photocopy of index, transcript, photostatic copy and condensation of the diary.

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