Civil War papers of East Florida, 1856-1864.

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Civil War papers of East Florida, 1856-1864.

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Correspondence, papers, booklet, book. Also in the collection is a copy of History of Alachua County Florida, by F.W. Bucholz. It contains a chapter called The first fight at Gainesville, which gives an excellent description of the period, including the Civil War activities of Captain W.E. Chambers with Troop C of the 2nd Florida Cavalry around Palatka, Gainesville, Lake City and Newnansville.

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