Charles Phillips Hill papers, 1861-1881 [manuscript].

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Charles Phillips Hill papers, 1861-1881 [manuscript].

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Chiefly items relating to the Confederate army service of Charles Phillips Hill, including a letter of farewell to Lieut. Charles Phillips Hill of Virginia and Maryland from the officers of 1st Regiment, Virginia Volunteers, Sept. 1861; and a printed copy of General Orders No. 64, C.S.A., Roll of honor for recent battles, Aug. 1864, pp. 1-8, 13. Also included are the parole of Capt. Hill, prisoner of war, May 1865; a letter, Feb. 1873, to Major Hill from Gen. G. T. Beauregard, commenting on an article Hill had written on the battle of Manassas; a letter, Jan. 1878, from A. B. Miller of New York introducing Charles Hill to George Jones, Esq., as an authority in merchant marine matters, and asking that the columns of "The Times" aid Mr. Hill in presenting the facts to the public; and an application, 1881?, for membership in the Army of Northern Virginia, which contains a statement about Hill's Confederate career.

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